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Apple to launch foldable phone that will be too expensive for most people

Apple to launch foldable phone that will be too expensive for most people

Apple is planning the release of its first foldable iPhone, which features a book-like opening mechanism. The device is expected to have a high price tag between 2,339 and 3,839 euros, making it inaccessible for many consumers.

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Wero is coming, but there are fears of higher costs

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