Looking at what we have here, the first thing to point out is the availability in nearly 2,500 Wal-mart stores of the Apple 8GB iPhone, for $197, and the 16GB one, for $297, both with a new two-year service agreement from AT&T - or a qualified upgrade, of course.
"We are delighted to bring customers this ground-breaking mobile technology. Our electronics associates have been preparing for many weeks for the arrival of iPhone 3G. We are excited to now help new customers learn more about the features and services that make the iPhone unique,"said Gary Severson, senior vice president, Entertainment, Walmart.
Next, we have the iPhone Nanos spotted in Thailand by some AppleInsider reader. Unfortunately, we're talking about fakes, but they are "designed to mimic Apple's products as closely as possible and share not only the basic design but the branding as well, in some cases directly copying the logo and the "iPhone" labeling on the back."
Needless to say that the software is also a clone of the one available with Apple's original iPhone and iPod Touch, so if you're into cheap clones, you can get an iPhone Nano already, although I wouldn't advise you to do that...