Apple unveiled iPhone Duo at $1,999 last Tuesday. [1] Weekend hands-ons called the crease and the weight the limits after the excitement. [2] This paper printed Ternus's event and Macworld's leftover limits. Saturday has no teardown. Hands-on is not a lab. A $1,999 price is not a ship-today. Print the weekend copy as still the file. Do not print a teardown.
A crease in a hands-on is still a crease. Saturday recap that treats praise as a teardown PDF is a feed, not Macworld.
No teardown PDF is in Saturday's San Francisco copy, so the crease remains a hands-on complaint.
A missing lab is filed as missing, not imagined.
Saturday is not a teardown night.
Saturday is not a teardown PDF.
Two grand for a first-generation foldable tests the top of the phone market. Early adopters pay the experimentation tax. Saturday's price talk is the market thinking aloud.
Thinking aloud is the market's weekend habit; wallets decide on weekdays. Saturday thinks. October charges.
October charges; Saturday thinks. Thinking isn't a teardown. Two grand stays a price talk.
Early adopters pay the experimentation tax. Saturday's two grand is price talk, not a teardown. October still charges.
Ternus's $1,999 Duo price is still the listed number from Tuesday. Crease and weight remain the limits in weekend hands-ons, not in a teardown lab. Macworld's notes are not a PDF from a bench. Nobody in Cupertino copy is shipping today.
Saturday's two grand is not a teardown. October still charges. Nobody in Cupertino copy is shipping today.
Saturday's two grand is not a teardown. October still charges. Nobody in Cupertino copy is shipping today.
-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco