no
because in the US, the $199 will include the iPhone bound with a carrier contract for like 2 years. In India, the iPhone does not come locked with such carrier networks.Also in the US, in 24 months the phone usage can exceed $400 profit for the Carrier Network, and it is not seemingly so in India.
yes but you will need to unlock it.
If you turn off roaming and turn off cellular data, you can use your iPhone on WiFi in India without any additional charges. However, if you either make or receive calls or use cellular data, you will most likely incur substantial additional charges, depending on the specific calling plan you have with your cellular provider.
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it costs Rs 35500 in India
You will most likely have to get a used iPhone from eBay or somewhere, and then get it jailbroken (unlocked) so that you can use any SIM card.
iPhone is worldwide!
The iPhone 3GS.
The cost of the iPhone 3GS 16GB will be 32K and 39K for 32GB.
Not yet in the US (nobody really knows when), but outside the US, some T-Mobile subsidiaries do, from what I've read. If you use your iPhone in the US, you can unlock your iPhone using one of several hacking tools, and then T-Mobile will be happy to sign you up, either for phone-only service, or phone and data. It's a little cheaper than ATT, and depending on where you use the iPhone, you might get better (or worse) reception than with ATT.
An iPhone