Apple's first foldable iPhone draws long lines at stores worldwide

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Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, launched on October 23, drew long queues at Apple Stores worldwide, with limited stock for walk-in buyers selling out quickly in some locations. Customers lined up for hours, including at Apple Fifth Avenue in New York, where a queue formed by 4 a.m. Some waited one to two days before the launch, with lines wrapping around buildings. Apple reported exceptionally high pre-order demand. The scenes echoed early iPhone launches, with staff demonstrating the device and offering personalized consultations. The strong turnout highlights the product's significance as Apple's debut in the foldable smartphone market.


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