http://www.tuaw.com/2011/04/04/atandt-hikes-early-upgrade-prices/

Over the weekend, AT&T quietly raised its early upgrade pricing by US$50 across 
the board. In amemo to store employees outed on Android Central, iPhone early 
upgrade pricing jumped from $249 to $299 for an 8 GB iPhone 3GS, from $399 to 
$449 for a 16 GB iPhone 4, and from $499 to $549 for a 32 GB iPhone 4.
AT&T isn't just picking on iPhones, though -- the increase is for all 
smartphones. For no commitment and one year commitment pricing, iPhones are 
exempt from AT&T's pricing gun. No commitment pricing for other smartphones 
will go up $50, while making a one year commitment to another smartphone will 
cost a whopping $150 more. iPhone prices for no commitment or one year 
commitments remain the same, giving Apple's device a bit of a price advantage 
over competing (i.e., Android) smartphones on short commitment deals.

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