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. Monday 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. Leave October shelves to the October line.

A crease in a hands-on is still a crease. Stock chatter after the event is still not a teardown PDF. The lab opens when a teardown is published, not before.
Print the hands-on. Do not print a lab. Leave a teardown to the edition that owns a teardown.
No teardown PDF is in Monday's San Francisco copy, so the crease remains a hands-on complaint and not a lab measurement.
Foldable teardowns are their own media event, usually landing within days of release once units reach the labs. The Duo's October shelf date measures that wait in weeks. Hands-on creases are the preview; micrometers come later.

Labs get units after retail, not before. Monday has no teardown PDF. The crease stays a hands-on complaint.

Last Tuesday's $1,999 unveil is already past five days. Weekend hands-ons still own the crease and the weight; Monday fetched no lab PDF to turn those complaints into micrometers. October shelves are a later line. A price is not a pocket.
Monday fetched no lab PDF to turn those complaints into micrometers. Weekend hands-ons still own the crease and the weight. October shelves are a later line.

A price is not a pocket. October shelves are a later line. Monday's Duo file is still a crease, not a pocket.

-- THEO KAPLAN, San Francisco