INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Remember the iPhone 3GS The 2009 smartphone, the third in Apple's iPhone line, is reportedly going back on sale via South Korean retailer SK
Telink, after an untouched batch of handsets were discovered in a warehouse.According to ETNews, interested punters will be able to get
years ago.The retailer is apparently going to check that the batteries work on each of them before selling them though
At the moment we don't know how many phones we're talking about, but they're likely to be in high demand.Specs appealBefore you rush over to
South Korea to grab your own piece of tech history, note that you won't be able to run anything past iOS 6 on these devices
That means no AirDrop, no Control Center, and no automatic app updates.Under the hood you're looking at a 600MHz Samsung S5PC100 processor,
a whopping 256MB of RAM, and 8/16/32GB of internal memory
The front display measures just 3.5 inches corner to corner, and there's no front-facing camera, so selfies are going to be tricky
The smartphone was quite a different beast in 2009.You can of course still find the odd iPhone 3GS available for sale, but it's unusual to
be able to pick up a factory fresh one at such a low price
Just don't expect Apple to take care of any repairs for you.Via VentureBeat
