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I think Apple faces a tricky positioning issue here, one that hasn't been discussed very much in our previous coverage. There are a few different ways to build an "Anniversary Edition" of something. The first, and simplest, would be to include software or design elements of the original design, but keep the hardware standard. An Anniversary iPhone that looked more like the original 2007 device, or included thematic options to skin the OS to resemble its original incarnation might serve. This option doesn't necessarily cost much, but it's also not a major draw. The second option is to take rela