Wal-Mart cut 3GS iphone price by 100 dollars in Tuesday

May 26, Wal-Mart in Tuesday, Apple 16GB storage capacity of the 3GS version of the iphone sales price cut 100 U.S. dollars, to 97 U.S. dollars. A number of media, including the Associated Press and the Wall Street Journal, have reported that Wal-Mart's new prices will come into effect from Tuesday and that the price should be implemented indefinitely.　　Like all iphones, users who buy a 3GS iphone with a low price must promise to sign a two-year service contract with At&t. The Wal-Mart site was set at 6 points in the eastern time of Tuesday for new prices.　　At 2 O ' Day in the eastern Daylight time of Tuesday, Wal-Mart's 16GB 3GS version of the iphone is still priced at $197, a $2 cheaper than Apple and At&t's $199.　　The move could be seen as the best evidence to date that Apple CEO Steve Jobs will launch the next iphone at the annual Apple Global Developers Conference on June 7. It is unclear when Apple will start selling the next iphone.　　However, if Apple insists on last year's timetable, Apple will launch its latest iphone on Friday, June 18. While the timing of Wal-Mart's price cuts may not have been expected, it was not unexpected: when Apple launched its 3GS iphone in early June 2009, Apple immediately lowered the previous model's entry-level 8GB 3G iphone to $99.　　Apple and At&t continue to sell the 3G version of the iphone at that price. Most analysts predict that Apple will repeat the move this year: When Apple launches its new smartphone, Apple will cut its 3GS iphone price to $99 trillion.　　If so, Wal-Mart will maintain its current 2 dollar advantage over Apple and at&t. (Zebian: The King of Emotions)