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iPhone 5 to go on sale Sept. 21 in seven countries


Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, speaks in front of an image of the iPhone 5 during an Apple event in San Francisco Wednesday. AP

SAN FRANCISCO—The new iPhone 5 unveiled by Apple will go on sale September 21 in the United States and six other countries, starting at $199, the company said Wednesday.

Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller said pre-orders would begin Friday and shipments would start a week later in the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Australia and Japan, and in 100 countries by year-end.

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  • TMZPinoy

    When Tim Cook ,CEO of Apple announced that IPhone 5 will be ship to seven countries including Asia..It is only in HKG included in the announcement because there is an Apple store in Hongkong…You know why there is no Apple store in Manila? Baka kasi paki alaman ng mga politico natin na mga corrupt.hehehehe. Ang sistema kasi ng gobyerno natin bulok…puro padrino system…”connection”..kawawa naman yun mga walang kapit…o kilala na mga politicians at mga  general sa military..Kaya ang IPhone ay exclusive lang para sa GLOBE Phils. Cell Phone provider.

  • kalikasanipagtanggol

    Done with pre-order at naghihintay na lang dumating……tignan ko kung ano ang pagkakaiba sa 4 and 4s bukod sa mas manipis…..

  • axe musk

    Iphone 5S to come soon after a few months after the launch date…..

  • JC

    MADE IN CHINA kaya ito?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_DI3QGCJEEFK52CT4DTQ7I5SRUE Neil

    Parang nag-aalangan ang marami na tangkilikin itong iPhone  at ano mang paliwanag ng management nito sa San Francisco USA, NANGINGIBABAW pa rin ang AGAM-AGAM na ito”y MADE in CHINA.
    Ang nakakadismaya pati, sa pagtangkilik nitong iPhone, parang tinutulungan natin ang bansang China at kinukunsinti natin na LALO PANG PAGSAMANTALAHAN ng kumpanyang APPLE ang mga MANGGAGAWANG TSINO,  cheap labor at exploitation….?

    • kalikasanipagtanggol

       Sa China naman talaga ina-assemble yang iPhone pero siguro marami sa parts niya ay gawa din dun…….May mga chinese workers na nagpakamatay mismo dun sa pagawaan ng iPhone dahil siguro sa working kundisyon ng pinagtatrabahuhan nila at napakaliit na suweldo…..

  • John Sulayman

    Sana October/November ang release date dito. So that come Q2, the prices will be much lower. #sana

  • http://www.noypigeeks.com/ NoypiGeeks

    It’s iPhone 5 everywhere. =)



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