Celcom’s iPhone 4 Starts At RM248! True Story!

I was surprised when I read an article from Business Times (read here) reporting that during the launching of Celcom iPhone 4 today, the CEO of Celcom announced that the iPhone 4 from Celcom will start from RM248. Well I’m sure it will come with a plan attached to it, but still, for RM248! Where else can you get that deal. However the report didn’t mention how the plans look like… Well I guess you guys have to storm the nearest Celcom dealer to know that.

Happy shopping!

iMyn

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