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16 Oct 2007
When we last visited the French iPhone saga, there was worry that the device may not reach consumers until well into 2008, if at all. Part of the issue was reportedly due to a French law which requires carriers to sell a version of the handset that is not locked to its network.
Now there's official word that the iPhone will reach France 29 November, in plenty of time for the holidays. What's more, there may be an unlocked version available too...
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