Swap out the AT&T SIM card for an expensive WiFi-enabled iPod

July 03rd, 2007 | Category: Macintosh

Our brethren by at TUAW have determined that whether you take out the iPhone’s SIM card, it will work as a mini Net tablet and iPod. Of course all that neat stuff like visual voice mail won’t work.

A commenter at GigaOm explains how to

do that, and increasingly importantly, why:

To match the iPhone WITHOUT it’s Phone features active, you’d have to pony up $800 not to mention add an additional pound or so of additional gadgets.

[via Cult of Mac]

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