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Chinese iPhone 4 supply already exhausted

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 26 Sep 2010 4:51 User comments (2)

Chinese iPhone 4 supply already exhausted The WSJ is reporting this weekend that China Unicom's supply of iPhone 4s has already been exhausted.
Furthermore, the Journal reports that Unicom did not have enough supply for the launch weekend to begin with.

The carrier is said to received 200,000 pre-orders before Saturday morning when the phone launched in the nation.

Only 50,000 buyers got their phones on Saturday.

In 2009, Unicom began selling the iPhone 3G, but saw only 100,000 units sold in its first two months of availability.

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2 user comments

127.9.2010 20:56

who buys this shit?

23.10.2010 22:21

Asians hahahaha

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