Today saw the long and eagerly awaited announcement from Rogers telling Canadians how much they will be paying to use their shiny new iPhones. Below is a direct quote from the press release quoted over on appleiphoneschool.com :

iPhone 3G Price Plans at Rogers Wireless
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Price Voice Data Messages messages Voicemail

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$60 / 150 minutes unlimited 400 MB 75 Unlimited

Unlimited month Evening and Weekend

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$75 / 300 minutes unlimited 750 MB 100 Unlimited

Unlimited month Evening and Weekend

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$100 / 600 minutes unlimited 1 GB 200 Unlimited

Unlimited month Evening and Weekend

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$115 / 800 minutes unlimited 2 GB 300 Unlimited

Unlimited month Evening and Weekend

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Data Usage - What You Get

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Monthly

Data Usage Online Applications

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400 MB up to 200,000 text emails or 3,100 web pages or 1,360 photo attachments

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750 MB up to 380,000 text emails or 5,900 web pages or 2,560 photo attachments

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1 GB up to 524,000 text emails or 8,000 web pages or 3,500 photo attachments

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2 GB up to 1,048,000 text emails or 16,000 web pages or 7,000 photo attachments

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Pricing includes unlimited Wi-Fi access at all Rogers and Fido Hotspots. Rogers Wireless will also offer two voice value packs for popular wireless features: a $15 monthly value pack including Caller ID, Who Called, Caller Ring Trax, 2,500 Sent Text Messages and 2,500 Call Forwarding Minutes; and a $20 monthly value pack including Caller ID, Who Called, Caller Ring Trax, 10,000 Sent Text Messages and 6:00 p.m. Early Evening Calling and 2,500 Call Forwarding Minutes.


Additional information on launch day activities will be coming soon.


(*) Based on 3G and EDGE testing. Actual speeds may vary due to a variety of factors.

What do our Canadian readers think to these prices? Which will you be plumping for?