How may iphones can you synch with 1 PC and Itunes

I need to synch a number of iphones that are IOS 4xx to iTunes to activate Phone unlocking. Is there a limit to the number of devices I can synch using 1 Laptop and a copy of Itunes?
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ashp4tel wrote:
I need to synch a number of iphones that are IOS 4xx to iTunes to activate Phone unlocking. Is there a limit to the number of devices I can synch using 1 Laptop and a copy of Itunes?
I synch 5 devices. As to whether there is a limit, I don't think so.

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