[Chris Barylick]

In other news, Scandinavian carrier TeliaSonera has announced the complete list of Swedish prices for the iPhone 3G. The subscriptions, which will be divided into iMini, iMidi and iMaxi plans, in 100/100/100, 250/250/250 and 1,000/1,000/1,000 combinations of voice, SMS and data; new is that these will cost 299, 489 and 859 SEK a month, respectively.

The plans will include free access to Telia hotspot locations.

Purchasing an 8GB iPhone with a two-year subscription will retail 1,695, 995 or 1 SEK, depending on the expense of the subscription. A 16GB phone will raise these costs to 2,495, 1,795 and 795 SEK.

Unlike many countries with iPhone access, the Swedes will be able to pay extra to curtail their contracts by six months. 8GB prices then jump to 2,495, 1,895 and 1,395 SEK, while 16GB prices climb to 3,295, 2,695 and 2,195 SEK. The iPhone will launch in Sweden, along with other countries, on July 11th/

[Via MacNN]

Actually among also the Danish prices have been announced from TeliaSonera:

There they have a single private plan and then of course a price for each model.

8gb + "iOn" plan: 1.399 Dkr + 599 Dkr pr. month (the first 6 month, then it drops to 399 Dkr)
16 gb + "iOn" plan : 1.999 Kkr + 599 Dkr pr. month (the first 6 month, then it drops to 399 Dkr)

iOn plan remarks: Dataplan is limited to 300 mb then it's 1,25 Dkr pr. mb.

In Denmark we have a very healthy set of consumer laws that Telia needs to follow:

The binding periods may not be longer than 6 months. It seems though that this law is not the same for enterprises since they here have a binding period for 12 months. The corporate plan is otherwise basically the same, they just announced the prizes without taxes.

And Telia can not make a competition for a product before the official price is release, which they did and then had to change the prize to be "Be the first one to buy a phone in Denmark" - Hilarious.

http://telia.dk/iphone/priser/

You deleted my comment but still got it all wrong again; your news title states ".... Prices for Danish Market....", the article below is about prices for the SWEDISH market and the prices you quoted are in Swedish Kronor (SEK). Evidently "DavidFromDenmark" got you all mixed up. Go and get some rest.