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iPhone 4 available in China on September 25

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - September 20, 2010


Apple has announced that the iPhone 4 will be available for purchase in China beginning on September 25. The iPhone 4 will be available at Apple Retail Stores including the new Apple StoreŽ Hong Kong Plaza in Shanghai and the new Apple Store Xidan Joy City in Beijing opening on the same day. iPhone 4 will also be available on Saturday at China Unicom retail stores for qualified buyers with a new two year contract.

The 16GB iPhone 4 will sell for $745 US and the 32GB model will sell for $894US.

Customers who buy their iPhone 4 at an Apple Retail Store will receive free Personal Setup service, helping them customize their new iPhone by setting up their email, loading their favorite apps from the App Store, and other tips to get up and running before they leave the store. In addition, Apple Retail Stores will host special workshops throughout the day to help customers learn more about iPhone 4. Every Apple Retail Store is staffed by a highly trained team of passionate employees who deliver innovative services like these, plus free technical support at the Genius BarŽ.



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