A rare prototype of an Apple iPhone has apparently surfaced on eBay. The model number is N90AP and according to the seller, “ddnets,” it runs SwitchBoard, which is Apple’s software testing suite. The prototype device ended up being the design for the iPhone 4 and 4S, but most notable, apart from the cool prototype logo, is the absence of screws at the bottom, instead opting for “a unique back that clamps to the body.”
Bidding is only open to residents of the United States and the fun starts at $4,500, or the “Buy Now” price is set at a measly $10k.
Check it out here at eBay
Via: 9to5Mac
