Apple has stepped into the foldable smartphone arena with the iPhone Duo, priced at $1,999 — a market Samsung has cultivated for years. The move signals a strategic evolution for a company long known for patience over pioneering, yet it arrives carrying unresolved questions about who this device truly serves and whether its price reflects genuine advancement or simply the weight of a familiar logo. In the larger story of technological progress, Apple's entry reminds us that arriving late does not guarantee arriving well.
Apple's $1,999 foldable iPhone raises questions about market positioning
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