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iPhone 4 4g HD In ALL White We're not to entirely sure about how this iPhone parts have turned up but put Apple's hands in order to star in a quick video but, based on what we've seen before, it looks like they're the real deal.The story here is that someone purchased these iPhone parts all the way from the Middle East and then now delivered them to the new authors of the videos. It looks like these iPhone parts were not indeed stolen or lost and, but as real as they might look to us, after having seen the U.S. and Middle East iPhones in the past weeks, they could still be just Chinese knock-offs meant to generate some buzz off Apple's upcoming handset. The parts don't have any Apple markings on them that would prove they are genuine but they seem to be 'more than perfect' with 'no slight defects.'But unfortunately the video showing you the middle frame of the iPhone is in Europe for now so it's been really difficult to understand what the girl is saying. But nevertheless you'll easily spot the small holes in the outer frame that will house the nano volume dedicated controls, the silent button, the 3.5mm HD headset jack, the on/off button, the front-facing camera and the lateral micro-SIM slot.The two frames look fairly similar so it's probably safe to assume they have fallen off the same truck hope they had car insurance or come from the same cheap Chinese knock-offs manufacturers. Following the un-official announcement of the iPhone 4/ 4G / HD we'll probably see the device get dismantled as soon as Apple and AT&T start selling it in stores and only then we'll be able to confirm whether these parts here are genuine or not.