Orange squeezes Apple fans with iPad/iPhone combo
The mobile operator is offering both the iPad 2 and iPhone 4 on a joint £65 per month contract.
Orange has found another way of enticing Apple fans to its network by offering them a joint iPad 2 and iPhone 4 deal.
By paying 99 upfront, existing customers can get a 16GB iPhone 4 and 16GB iPad 2 on a 65 per month contract.
Known as the Connected' plan, users will be entitled to 600 minutes, unlimited texts, BT Openzone Wi-Fi and a 2GB data allowance for the two devices combined.
If a customer has more money to spend on the outset though, they can up the capacity of the phone and tablet, as shown in the table below:
However, for those not with Orange already, an extra 50 will be charged.
The minimum term for the contract is two years, meaning even the lowest tariff would cost a non-Orange customer over 1,700 across the 24 months.
As pricey as it may seem though, the deal still works out cheaper than separate contracts.
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The deal is only available over the phone or in-store for now.
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