Vodafone India tries to find finance for iPhone buyers

Calcutta News.Net
Friday 22nd August, 2008

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In India, Vodafone, one of the two license holders for the latest Apple iPhone is looking at easy finance schemes to help sell the product in the country.

Vodafone is attempting to persuade large banks to provide monthly installment schemes for six and 12 months.

The Apple iPhone 3G was launched on Thursday.

In India, the iPhone is priced at just over US$700 for the base model.

There were over 200,000 pre-bookings for the phone in India.

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