The iPhone quickly became Apples best-selling product and was even named Time Magazines Invention of the Year.
The iPhone 4GB was released alongside the iPhone 8GB, priced at $599.
For double the storage, most consumers were more than happy to pay the extra $100.
Apple Co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs holding a first edition iPhone in 2007.Photo: Kimberly White/Corbis (Getty Images)
So Apple quickly stopped producing the 4GB iPhone and never made a phone with such little storage again.
Today, thebase iPhone 15 has 128GBand more expensive models have 512GB of storage.
The original 4GB iPhone is puny in comparison.
The box still has bright colors imbued in 2007, with little signs of fading.
But it could all be worth it to relive the glory days of Apple.
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