“If you were to line up all the iPhone buyers in China and march them into Apple stores, the line apparently would never end,” Patrick Seitz reports for Investor’s Business Daily.
“Six months after the launch of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, those smartphones are still attracting long lines at Apple stores in Hong Kong, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brian White reported Monday,” Seitz reports. “‘The two Apple retail stores we visited in Hong Kong were jam-packed over the weekend with consumers waiting in long lines to purchase the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus,’ White said in a research report. ‘At one of the Hong Kong stores, the line began outside the Apple store and wound around the inside with an estimated wait time of 1.5 hours to 2 hours, while the other Apple store in Hong Kong had an estimated wait time of over an hour.'”
Seitz reports, “The iPhone 6 series phones launched in Hong Kong on Sept. 19 and in mainland China on Oct. 17.”
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MacDailyNews Take: Steamroller!
Sleep tight, Samsung et al.