Robi and GP, the 2 popular Mobile service providers in Bangladesh have Apple made iphone. They offered latest apple phones for their customers with pre-booking beginning on November 14.
Grameenphone and Robi came up with the offer of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus Friday for their subscribers.
The customers will be able to purchase the latest iPhone models
Robi already put information on its website and Grameenphone also published a link of its website for details information. But nothing was found at the Grameenphone link.
The Robi put the features of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus. The features include I operating system (iOS) 8, A8 Chip with M8 motion coprocessor, 3G enabled, 4.7” retina display, 8MP iSight camera with 1.5 micro pixels, touch ID fingerprint sensor, facetime HD camera with 1080p HD video recording for iPhone 6.
Features of iPhone 6 Plus are: iOS 8, A8 Chip with M8 motion coprocessor, 3G enabled, 5.5” retina display, 8MP iSight camera with 1.5 micro pixels, touch ID fingerprint sensor, facetime HD camera, 1080p HD video recording.
No operator discloses the price of the two new generation handsets in Bangladesh. The operators said they will offer than market price for their customers.
The Price is very High. Robi and Gp offer same rate for iphone 6 and 6plus. They offer their internet and data package too, iphone6 16GB price is BDT73,825 and 64GB BDT85,200 iphone 6plus 16 GB price BDT 85,200
They can enjoy the opportunity with cash purchase or using credit card.
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