It looks like buying a Iphone is not that good Idea anyway, I was counting on buying one this fall, butafter I saw this:

By Aude Lagorce

Last Update: 5:23 AM ET Aug 10, 2007

LONDON (MarketWatch) — Reports of dead spots developing on the screen of of Apple’s (AAPL :

Apple Inc

iPhone raise the question of whether the device will stand the test of time, Nomura International analyst Richard Windsor told clients in a note published Friday. Windsor explained that the screen of the iPhone uses a chemical deposition to provide touch sensitivity based on heat. The international property rights for this technology, he said, were purchased from a bankrupt Finnish company that was trying to make a similar device. But that company encountered the problem that with extensive use, the film would begin to degrade and the screen would lose its sensitivity. Windsor said the problem typically manifested itself within three to six months. While Apple should have been aware and fixed the problem, the broker said, only time will confirm that all is well with that touch screen.