In the U.S., the white iPhone 4 will be available from Apple's online store, Apple's retail stores, AT&T and Verizon Wireless stores, and select Apple authorized resellers
âThe white iPhone 4 has finally arrived and itâs beautiful,â said Philip Schiller, Appleâs senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. âWe appreciate everyone who has waited patiently while weâve worked to get every detail right.â
The full list of countries where the white iPhone 4 will be sold on Thursday is: Austria, Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Macau, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, UK and the U.S.
Apple also promised that it will launch the white iPhone 4 in many more countries around the world "soon."
AppleInsider first reported on Sunday that Apple began shipping white iPhone 4 units to its U.S. retail stores over the weekend. The device, which was plagued by production issues, is expected to also go on sale on carriers AT&T and Verizon stateside this week.
The white iPhone 4 was first announced last June, but was delayed numerous times by Apple as the company allegedly had issues with paint mixture. Despite the 10-month delay, at least one Wall Street analyst believes the "mystique" surrounding the elusive device will boost sales, even as rumors of the anticipated fifth-generation iPhone heat up.
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Thursday? As in two days after some people have apparently already bought it? When is Steve coming back from sick leave?
Who wants to trade? I don't like the way the white iPhone looks, but I just want it because of the delays.
I don't understand. Why did Apple even bother at this point?
I don't understand. Why did Apple even bother at this point?
For reasons your tiny mind as well as millions of others like you cannot comprehend..
It's not our decision to make why question it?
I can't wait to stop hearing about the white iPhone. I doubt there's ever been a comparable amount of "press" just about the release of a different color of product, unless it was maybe something like bandages that come in colors other than that of white skin. Probably not even then.