wired Turbo SIM.
This information comes via a post on the Israeli iPhone Forum, www.ipsf.co.il.
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Notice what has discovered in an iPhone 3G I bought after the seller told me that the iPhone is SIM-free.
I bought the iPhone during a vacation I went to in India and the seller even showed me the iPhone is working with a local SIM card without any TurboSIM or any device as such.
After the first restore to the device I wondered after I wasn't able to activate the device normally with iTunes and had to be activated using a 3rd company activator.
After opening the device I discovered what the problem was, and here it is:
1. Unknown wires soldered to the SIM holder plus another wire disconnected completely:
2. Where are those wires going?
3. Here's what I discovered: A built-in SIM-free trick, and it doesn't even support 3G
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Thanks to Lior for the information and to TheBen for the translation.
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