The furor over the iPhone Duo hits the stores: hours of waiting to acquire the 2,300 euro foldable versus those camped out in Sol
Dozens of people crowd in front of the portal of the official store in the center of Madrid to get their hands on Apple's new mobile phone
Dozens of people have queued at the Puerta del Sol in Madrid for the new iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable model. Some, like 31-year-old Anthony Pozo, waited almost 24 hours to be the first to buy the phone, priced at 2,300 euros. The queue was set up near a protest camp, established on September 26 by housing crisis demonstrators. The store opened at 8am on Friday, with staff applauding Pozo as he entered.
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