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Apple to begin selling iPhone 4 in China

Ron Ron
July 15, 2019
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Apple will begin selling the Wi-Fi-enabled iPhone 4 in China on Saturday, the company announced today.

A 16GB model will sell for about $743 and the 32GB version for about $892 without a contract at all Apple Stores in China. The phone will also be available through telecom carrier China Unicom with a two-year contract at prices Apple did not detail.

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