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China Unicom have GSM too, so both SIM and RUIM.
A little fact about phones in China, all those 3G/WIFI phones in China have the actual 3G(WCDMA) RF board, they are just disabled in firmwares, if you flash a chinese version N95 rom to a European version, 3G/WIFI will be enabled. but that's not what Apple will do, making a custom OS X for China? I doubt it.

China Unicom to fetch iPhone 3G in August?

Jun 18th 2008 8:40AM on Engadget

two rules:
1. Official released cell phones in China must not have 3G.
2. Official released cell phones in China must not have WIFI.
but can iPhone be an exception?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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