iRonic
Price cut leaves some feeling devalued
Apple Inc. 's $200 price reduction this week of the popular iPhone is less of a price cut and more of a "bragging tax” for early adopters, an iPhone owner said Friday.
Jon Holzer of Norman bought one of the $600 iPhones in late June, the week it made its debut. He's been mostly satisfied with the high-tech device — it combines a wireless telephone, music player and WiFi Internet browser — but was dismayed th...
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