Apple sells out iPhone Duo in stores as demand outstrips supply

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Apple Inc sold out its limited in-store inventory of the new iPhone Duo on Friday, highlighting strong demand for its first foldable device priced from nearly US$2,000. The launch drew overnight queues from New York to Singapore, with stores receiving roughly 50 to 200-plus units each. New online orders face delivery delays until late January, among the longest for a modern Apple product. The Duo marks Apple's most radical iPhone redesign in nearly two decades, though competitors like Samsung already sell foldables. Prices reach US$3,199 for two-terabyte models, with production limited by advanced hinge and display technology.


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