On Friday, hundreds queued outside Apple’s flagship Beijing retail store for the iPhone 17 launch, signaling strong initial sales in the world’s second-largest economy. Among the approximately 300 morning arrivals at the Sanlitun store to collect pre-ordered phones was 35-year-old Shuke Wang, who bought the Pro Max model, starting at 9,999 yuan ($1,406) in China, which analysts predict will be the top-selling model in the iPhone 17 series. Reuters:
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Apple’s iPhone launch day sees long queue at its Beijing store
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