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The document summarizes key features and specifications of the original Apple iPhone, which was introduced in 2007. It describes the iPhone's touchscreen display, integrated iPod functionality, Internet and email capabilities, camera, and Apple's iOS operating system. It also discusses Apple's pricing and distribution strategy for the iPhone and provides estimates for initial sales and uptake among existing Cingular customers.
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