5 December 2007 16:18 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
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Orange, the official operator in France, sells Apple's iPhone for 399 euros with a 2-year contract on a choice of four contracts, or for 749 euros without one that can be used on any network.
In the UK O2 only offers the iPhone on their contracts, from £35 a month, and in Germany T-Mobile has recently won the right to sell the iPhone only on a T-Mobile contract, although it was forced to sell unlocked version for two weeks following court action by Vodafone.
Orange sold 30,000 iPhones in the first 5 days of the device being available, with the afore-mentioned 20% of which were unlocked.
Orange says that 48% of people buying the phones were new customers for the network, roughly the same percentage AT&T in the States reported.
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