iPhone 5 In China: 300,000 Pre-Orders, A Sign Of Strong Demand

After the riots that occurred in China during the official launch of iPhone 4S, Apple has created a new booking system, already used for the launch of the iPad Mini. This, of course is to avoid the madness that occurred a few months ago.

Some of you may remember, when in January of this year, the crowd prevented Apple to open store in Sanlitun , and for this reason, the Cupertino company decided to postpone the launch of the iPhone 4S in Beijing and Shanghai .

The pre-orders for the iPhone 5 made by the Chinese telecom operator China Unicom were about 300,000, a sign of strong demand. Considering that the iPhone 4S, at the time of its launch in mainland China, could be “purchased” by a single operator, while the iPhone 5 can be purchased with two operators: China Telecom and China Unicom.

Just China Unicom continues to record orders for the iPhone 4S. This is obviously a sign of strong demand for Apple products in China. Gene Munster, according to his estimate, says that Apple will sell about 45 million iPhones in the December quarter, and definitely 4/5 million will be the Chinese!

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2 Responses to iPhone 5 In China: 300,000 Pre-Orders, A Sign Of Strong Demand

  1. [...] iPhone 5 in China has attracted many users to the Apple Store. Although China Unicom says it has received 300,000 pre-orders, the situation does not seem pleased [...]

  2. [...] already received a signal of a possible record in last week, when pre-sales were announced for more than 300,000 iPhone 5 only for China Unicom, a major partner of Apple in [...]

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