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Apple's first product launch for the iPhone in Beijing, China

07/08/2010

Apple's iPhone 5 is targeted at a lower price segment of the market. It will cost $99 in the U.S. In China where Apple has about 5% market share compared to 18% for Samsung, Apple still focusses on the high end of the market because the iPhone 5C will cost about 4500 yuan or about $733. Customers in smaller cities in China are looking for phones in the 1000 to 2000 yuan range. China's Lenovo, HTC and Huawei are increasing market share with lower priced smartphones. In China subsidies for the phone kick in later with lower phone bills unlike what happens in the U.S., where the phone costs less when purchased.

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