Apple launched the iPhone in China on Saturday (25 sept) and sales have sky shot height since then. China's iPhone carrier China Unicom reports lack of inventory that more than 200,000 iPhone orders placed online, pre-and in the shops before launch.
China Unicom reported deliver 40,000 units to customers on the first day of the launch and the number continues to increase.The company promises to replenish stocks and pour in the Apple requirements also reassuring to new devices will soon hit the shelves in all their shops; Apple also inaugurated 2 more stores in the country on Saturday and is planning to increase to approximately 2 dozen in the coming months.
The latest iPhone popularity is a welcome change from the response of the iPhone 3 G in China 2009 when could sell 100,000 units in six weeks.iPhone 4 for China has WiFi compatibility and prices are competitive even. 16 GB version sells for $ 743 and 32 GB version for approximately $ 892 without contract at Apple Stores; it should also be available with a 2 year contract from China Unicom soon.
Apple also saw massive sale of iPad in China last week and now that it has captured the fancy of the largest mobile market in the world, Apple's relationship with China can be on its way to become stronger than can be predicted at this time.
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