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Apple Unveils iPhone Duo, Its First Foldable, at $1,999

  • On Wednesday, Apple CEO John Ternus unveiled the iPhone Duo at the 'Surprise and Shine' event in Cupertino, California, marking Apple's entry into the foldable smartphone market with a book-style design.
  • Ternus's keynote marks his first major appearance as CEO following Executive Chairman Tim Cook's transition after 15 years leading the company, positioning the foldable as a flagship launch for the new leadership era.
  • The device features a 7.6-inch inner Super Retina display and 5.4-inch outer screen, powered by the A20 Pro chip with dual 48MP cameras and dual batteries delivering up to 44 hours of video playback using the outer display.
  • Preorders begin October 16 with in-store availability starting October 23; the 256GB model starts at $1,999, the highest entry price for any iPhone, while the 2TB variant reaches $3,199.
  • Global pricing reveals stark regional disparities: India's Rs 2,99,900 far exceeds the U.S. price of $1,999, while Apple introduced a 24-month leasing program at $57.99 monthly to lower barriers to entry for the premium device.
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Rome, 10 sets. (askanews) - Apple presented its first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, officially kicking off the era of the new John Ternus Ceo, which took over from Tim Cook. The folding smartphone represents a crucial test for the company, which comes after other brands to a model of this type. During the event "Surprise and Shine" in Cupertino, the new CEO presented it as "the most radical change of the iPhone from the original model." "Other…

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