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Showing posts with label October. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October. Show all posts

IPhone 5 postponed to early October?


Rumours, more numerous and insistent, that the iPhone 5 is not available prior to the month of October appear to be confirmed. A close source of a French operator confirmed that internal communication on the new Apple phone plans were repelled during the month of September.


If this communication internal about the iPhone 5 starts from mid-September, every reason to believe that the phone does will be marketed only two weeks later at best, i.e. beginning of October. This is consistent with several information so far unconfirmed, the United States according to which a pre-order of the iPhone campaign 5 would be launched September 30 for availability in the first weeks of October.


Usual, Apple remains silent about his new product, and is certainly not speak in before the press conference for his presentation.

The Vita PS for late October in Europe?

While Sony has still not announced real date of his Vita PS output, it would appear that an English brochure by the IGN site is rather well informed on the subject, and the announcement for October 28.

If this date of launch in Europe seems close enough, it should be recalled that Sony has already explained previously that his Vita PS would not of world output, as is often the case in recent years in the world of consoles. Similarly, contrary to the habits of Sony, the Japan might not be the first country to have the console in its rays, for the benefit of Europe or America.

Regarding prices, they seem consistent because the brochure indicates £ 229 (approximately 262 EUR) and 279 £ (319 euros) following version WiFi or 3 G. Nevertheless, there is always to have official confirmation on the part of Sony.