comments on the NZ iPhone plans

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the plans for the iPhone in NZ are plain ridicules. NZ is light years behind the global standard and vodafone is trying to sell it to us as a premium service for the high price segment. mobile data usage is standard elsewhere but it looks like vodafone NZ did not even bother to look abroad. 250 meg for 80$ a month is a joke when you compare it to europe or the states.

this video shows the reaction down here quite good :-)

http://www.youtube.com/v/291gK1ikf1w&hl

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