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Jason Chen of Gizmodo shows us the iPhone 4G prototype that was found lost in The Gourmet Haus Staudt, a nice German beer garden in Redwood City, California. Gizmodo got it for $5,000 in cash from someone who found it at the bar.

This next-generation iPhone was camouflaged to look like an iPhone 3GS. It has a camera on the front side, just like the iPhone 3G, and a 80GB of storage capacity. The back of the handset is flatter than the previous model and made of different materials. The screen is also smaller than the iPhone 3GS but provides a higher resolution.

Measuring 4.50-inch x 2.31-inch x 0.37-inch and weighing 140grams, the iPhone 4G prototype is three grams heavier. Its battery is also 16 percent larger than the previous model, while internal components are made smaller to make room for the battery. The handset uses a micro-SIM, so it is a clear indicator that this is a next-generation iPhone. For your info, there is no other cellphone that uses this standard at this time in the US.

Apple has sent a formal letter to Gizmodo asking for its iPhone 4G prototype back. This formal letter is a prove that this handset is a genuine prototype. Fortunately, Gizmodo has decided to return the iPhone 4G to Apple, along with a nice note asking Apple to go easy on the kid who lost it. Watch the video after the jump.