First Official iPhone Customer Was "Born" in China (Pic)

by Andrew Ran Wong on October 30, 2009 · Comments

Apple is officially launching iPhone in China with China’s Unicom.  According to Sina.com, the first iPhone was sold in the Sanlitun (三里屯) Apple Store in Beijing.  This Apple Store was open for business at 8 PM on Oct. 30 (Beijing Time).  Within a few minutes after it was opened, 6-8 customers have already purchased their iPhones.

The weather in Beijing is a little chilly today, but there is still an influx of Chinese iPhone enthusiasts coming out to support the iPhone official launch in China.  A set of pictures has been brought to you for this milestone event that Apple has in China.

First iPhone Customer

First iPhone Customer

First iPhone Receipt

First iPhone Receipt

iPhone Launching Party in China

iPhone Launching Party in China

iPhone Store in Sanlitun

iPhone Store in Sanlitun

iPhone Enthusiasts in Beijing

iPhone Enthusiasts in Beijing

Promising Future for Apple in China

Promising Future for Apple in China

Chilly Weather Can't Stop the Apple Fans

Chilly Weather Can't Stop the Apple Fans

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