As promised, Apple’s white iPhone 4 finally made it to store shelves on Thursday, and can be purchased online through the company’s Web site, too. Like the black model that’s been shipping for about ten months, the white version is available in 16GB and 32GB capacities in a GSM version for AT&T’s network and a CDMA version for Verizon’s network.
The white iPhone 4 finally ships
The white iPhone 4 missed the official launch last June thanks to unexpected production issues that Apple vice president Phil Schiller now says were problems with the smartphone’s sensors and white color.
Customers that want a white iPhone 4 right away, however, may want to pay a visit to their local Apple Store. The company’s online store is showing a three- to five-day shipping delay, and if demand is high enough, that delay could stretch out even longer.
Apple’s iPhone 4 sells for US$199 for the 16GB model and $299 for the 32GB model with a two-year contract.