Apple White iPhone 4 is finally out here! After many months of delays, the white iPhone 4 may finally make its retail debut tomorrow, according to the latest flurry of Apple rumors. So whether you're holding your breath in anticipation--or perhaps holding your nose here's what you need to know about the alleged arrival of Apple's much-discussed white handset.
Engadget has gotten its hands on a couple of photos of what appears to be white iPhone 4 retail boxes. One of the images from a "small Belgian retailer" shows an open case of white iPhone 4 containers:
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And a second shows the white iPhone 4 boxes freed from their case:
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The retailer, Van Roey Automation, is already offering 16GB and 32GB models of the white iPhone 4 in limited quantities, although the handset may be sold out by the time you read this.
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Best Buy Inventory Back in the States, Best Buy is gearing up for the white iPhone's Wednesday launch, reports 9to5 Mac. The inventory screen shot below, reportedly from a Best Buy source, shows April 27 as the in-stock date for the AT&T (GSM) version of the white iPhone 4. A Verizon model is reportedly coming too, but it's unclear whether it'll go on sale tomorrow.
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Apple originally announced the white iPhone 4 in June 2010, but soon reported that manufacturing challenges would delay the handset. Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White expects the phone to sell particularly well in China, where white is a very popular color for consumer electronics, ComputerWorld reports.
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