Verizon iPhone announced

The Holy Grail is here – the Verizon iPhone has arrived. Expect to see millions of people flock over to Verizon from AT&T, where they will gladly accept the CDMA (non-LTE) version of the iPhone 4 – from next month onwards, of course. How many of you will have your contracts up by the end of this month, and will make the switch? The phone has apparently been in testing for over a year, and if that amount of time doesn’t have it work right, then something is very wrong. Those who want to get hold of the Verizon iPhone can do so when February 10th rolls around – for a $200 price point (16GB), of course. Can we expect to see queues with this one? The answer would be in the affirmative, and qualified Verizon Wireless customers will be given the exclusive opportunity to pre-order iPhone 4 online on February 3rd – it always pays to be a good customer, right (actually it’s usually better to be a new customer)? If you’re hankering after a 32GB model, then the asking price would be $300 instead. Well, at last Verizon iPhone owners can now enjoy personal hotspot capability (up to 5 users connected simultaneously), something that has been around on other smartphones phones for a long time already. Check out the Verizon iPhone’s official specifications after the jump. [Press Release]

Update: Do you have any questions about the Verizon iPhone? Verizon has already snuck up a FAQ page just in case you are interested.

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