El furor por el iPhone Duo llega a las tiendas: horas de espera para adquirir el plegable de 2.300 euros frente a los acampados de Sol
Decenas de personas se agolpan frente al portal de la tienda oficial del centro de Madrid para hacerse con el nuevo móvil de Apple
The buzz surrounding the new iPhone Duo has reached the Puerta del Sol. Dozens of people have formed a queue for the first-ever foldable model from Apple, just a few meters away from demonstrators who set up tents in the heart of Madrid on September 26th, in protest against the housing crisis following the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal.
The anticipation has been so intense that some have been waiting outside the store for nearly 24 hours. Anthony Pozo, a 31-year-old, was the first to arrive to purchase the new device. "We've been waiting since 10 a.m. yesterday Thursday. It's the first iPhone in the foldable generation. It's a bit expensive at 2,300 euros, but I think the price is justified by the innovation," he said, receiving applause from Apple workers just ten minutes before the store officially opened at 8 a.m.
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