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iPhone nano rumours return
Stephen Withers
Monday, 14 February 2011 15:12
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Some rumours won't go away. A smaller, cheaper iPhone - the so called 'iPhone nano' - is now being tipped for a mid-2011 debut.
The rumours returned a year later, with a prediction that the iPhone nano would arrive for Christmas 2008. Wrong again, even though one manufacturer flagged the introduction of cases for the mythical device.
Then in early 2009 we saw predictions of a 'cost reduced' version of the iPhone. That didn't happen either.
Now Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal have resurrected the rumour of an iPhone nano.
According to the WSJ, a source has seen a prototype of a new iPhone that is about half the size of the iPhone 4 and is intended as an additional model in the iPhone lineup.
What's expected in the iPhone nano - page 2.
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