Which groundbreaking pricing strategy did Apple use when launching the original iPhone in 2007 that contradicted conventional wisdom at the time?

In the world of inventions and discoveries, pricing strategies can sometimes be as innovative as the products themselves. When Kodak invented the digital camera in 1975, they made a strategic decision that would impact the company's future forever. This poll tests your knowledge about famous pricing strategy decisions that changed the course of technological history and their impact on revolutionary products.

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Penetration pricing (pricing lower than competitors to gain market share)
Premium pricing (starting at $499-$599 when most phones were heavily subsidized or free with contracts)
Loss leader pricing (selling the hardware at a loss to profit from app sales)
Subscription-based pricing (introducing the first phone-as-a-service monthly payment model)