The latest rumor from Asia suggests that the licensed version of the iPhone 5C will be priced at 3,399 yuan, while the iPhone 5S is expected to retail for 5,599 yuan. Both devices will reportedly go on sale November 28, according to the report.
Other key highlights from the report include:
- The iPhone 5S will have gold edition
- The main camera upgraded to 12 -megapixels with a large f2.0 aperture
- An improved pixel front camera
- Support for the Home key fingerprint identification and NFC capabilities.
A recent report Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty revealed the results of the AphaWise survey. This study involved 2,000 Chinese handset users in the nation’s largest cities. The results show that smartphone buyers in China are willing to pay 4,000 RMB, for Apple’s rumored iPhone 5C. Consequently, if the above rumored price of 3,399 Yuan is true, it will be great news for Apple and many Chinese consumers.
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Posted at August 22, 2013 16:12 |
Tags: apple, China, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, Morgan Stanley, NFC, RMB
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