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DiGi claims to offer the “most affordable” iPhone 4 in Malaysia

UPDATE: DiGi iPhone 4 officially launched, read more about it here.

There are probably two reason why DiGi is keeping very quite about it’s iPhone 4 plan, 1)the plans are humdrum, nothing special kind, or 2) it is good enough to make you think twice about getting the iPhone 4 on a Maxis contract.

And judging by the banner they’ve put up for the media launch even happening at 1800hrs tomorrow, we’re suspecting that it’s the later.

DiGi is putting out a bold claim saying that offer the “most affordable” iPhone 4 in the country. We don’t know about you but that is enough to make us think twice about buying an iPhone 4 from Maxis. Make no mistake, we’ve made a booking on an iPhone 4 with Maxis. Now, we’re not too sure.

Well, all will be revealed when DiGi makes public its iPhone 4 plans. We will be there at the launch and we will try to give you the updates as it happens, stay tuned.

To make things more interesting, there is also a probability that Maxis will change their iPhone 4 plans during their midnight launch tonight. Jeng, jeng, jeng!

In the meantime, we’re asking you. Which will you choose? DiGi or Maxis? Comment us ya.

Oh, and to those that’s wondering where the event will take place, it’s a Quill 9, 112 Jalan Semangat, PJ. Note that it’s an invitation only event and no iPhone 4 will be on sale at the venue. We’re not sure if there will be public demo outside of the venue but we will update you when we get there to save you some time and hassle, because as you know, traffic will be crazy along that route at 1800hrs.

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