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[pescedimarzo]

In b4 old.
http://www.hwupgrade... ... 40262.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kI1FcerPtok&feature=player_embedded

[eglio]

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[willy_revenge]

sembra che non hanno mai visto niente

[pescedimarzo]

sembra che non abbiano mai visto niente

[willy_revenge]

@[/url]":2udb37bn] sembra che non abbiano mai visto niente

[eglio]

http://arst.ch/s46

It's January 13, which means that Chinese iPhone buyers in China should already have new iPhone 4Ss in their grubby little hands. That is not the case, however, due to a disastrous launch day that generated safety issues, forcing crapple to suspend the launch in all of its mainland China stores. As it turns out, our description of the Chinese iPhone launch being a "feeding frenzy" wasn't too far off.

The story started off exactly as we expected: there were huge crowds outside of crapple's five mainland stores full of prospective buyers (plus scalpers)—like the iPhone lines in the US, many had waited overnight to get their hands on a new 4S. When the stores didn't open exactly on time, however, the crowds started getting rowdy, causing store employees to become concerned for their own safety and that of the customers. At that point, according to several accounts (covered by NPR and the New York Times), police reportedly ordered that the stores not be opened, and crapple announced over a megaphone that the launch was cancelled. As a result, some members of the crowd began pelting the stores with eggs and a number of kerfuffles broke out.

According to a statement given to All Things D, Chinese buyers won't be able to buy an iPhone 4S from an crapple retail store at all for now. "Unfortunately, we were unable to open our store at Sanlitun due to the large crowd, and to ensure the safety of our customers and employees, iPhone will not available in our retail stores in Beijing and Shanghai for the time being," a spokesperson said. "Customers can still order iPhone through the crapple Online Store, or buy at China Unicom and other authorized resellers."

In our opinion, crapple and Beijing police should have seen it coming. Chinese buyers in particular are eager to have the latest and greatest from crapple at all times, and the iPhone 4S launch there was highly anticipated. As noted by Macworld, many Chinese buyers weren't even aware that they could buy an iPhone 4S anywhere but crapple's official retail stores. With the kind of huge crowds crapple has already been seeing at its Chinese stores, the company should have made a much wider push to educate potential customers about their other options for procuring an iPhone 4S.

Update: Our new Social Editor Cesar Torres pointed me to a video of some of the egg-throwing. Here ya' go:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpWz2dbv7y0

[Sgobbone]

gore?

[ilguercio]

gore?

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[Futura12]

fc?

[eglio]

[ilguercio]

[willy_revenge]

[ilPitonti]

L'iphone 4s è probabilmente il più grande successo commerciale di tutti i tempi.
È di gran lunga lo smartphone più desiderato, per la sua reattività, le sue prestazioni, il suo software e applicazioni, per il suo form factor e design.
Il numero uno, nessuno ha ancora saputo fare di meglio.

Sta vendendo 11 milioni di pezzi al mese.
Nel mondo lo vogliono/desiderano centinaia di milioni di persone e per averlo si debbono fare talvolta lunghe file.

Per gli altri prodotti (sia pur buoni) ma meno desiderati, queste cose non possono accadere.

Per un prodotto destinato a vendere decine e centinaia di milioni di pezzi, qualche effetto collaterale è fisiologico, può accadere potenzialmente in ogni luogo in cui vi sia una folla (stadi, concerti, discoteche ecc. ecc.)

I concorrenti di crapple si venderebbero un rene per poter avere questi effetti collaterali, ma non possono perché le loro file raggiungono al massimo una decina di persone.

Onore al merito, onore ad crapple che produce oggetti tanto desiderati da creare talvolta un po' di caos.

Gli altri possono solo rosicare nel sentire queste cose...

[eglio]

Sì sicuramente i cinesi con l'iphone sono quelli sottopagati che ci smenano mesi di stipendio e non le decine di milioni di cinesi più che benestanti

E non ho capito chi pagava 100Y a chi

Dubito crapple, piuttosto i piccoli negozianti che assoldano gente (visto il limite di 2 iphone a persona) per andare a comprarli agli crapple store (praticamente l'unico posto in Cina dove si possono trovare iphone a prezzo di listino) e poi poterli rivendere a prezzo maggiorato, visto che in Cina la domanda di prodotti crapple >>>>>>>>>>> l'offerta.

Se in quelle file ci sono poveracci, ci sono perchè con la differenza fra il prezzo a cui lo comprano e il prezzo a cui lo rivenderanno ci sfameranno la famiglia per un mese

[eglio]

Allora i vari siti scrivono cazzate

http://www.chinahush.com/?p=9885

Spoiler

On January 13, crapple releases iPhone 4S for sale in China. As soon as the news broke out, scalpers restlessly began their preparation of this big event. According to media reports, one week before the iPhone 4S official release date, there were already people recruiting with iPhone 4S marketing flyers at several job markets in Daxing, Changping and Fengtai etc. cities, the goal was to hire people to wait in line in front the crapple stores for the big panic buy on the release date.

At the Sanlitun crapple Store in Beijing, It is reported that hired buyers need to show up in front of the crapple stores at 6 pm the day before and wait all the way until 8 am next morning. After successfully purchased an iPhone 4S, these hired buyers can earn about 200 RMB in commission. The organizers even distributed uniformed hats or gloves to these hired buyers waiting in line in order to keep track of the operation.

Around 6 pm, many migrant workers hired by scalpers showed up in front of the store and started to wait in the line. But, somehow conflict broke out between the rival gangs of scalpers. In order to avoid the situation to escalate, just before the store opens in the morning, the Beijing crapple Sanlitun store announced that they would no longer be selling iPhone 4S.

This announcement angered thousands of people who had waited in line overnight, especially those scalpers who expected to turn a large profit form reselling iPhone 4S. One scalper, wearing yellow, even bought bags of eggs and began throwing at the store.

Many scalpers and customers stayed outside, reluctant to leave, hoping the Sanlitun crapple Store would open. Some scalpers gathered people in front of the door to shout “Open”, however the crapple Store was never opened.

Around 8:30 am, dozens of police came outside of Sanlitun store to maintain orders and to disperse the crowd. Around 9 am, crowd gathered outside of the store was gradually dispersed, but there were still some scalpers waiting not far away.

No iPhone 4S, customers were not happy, of course the scalpers were even angrier, therefore it triggered to the innocent migrant workers.

Once the crapple store announced they would stop selling iPhone 4S, those migrant workers waiting overnight surrounded the scalpers and asking for promised commission. The scalper looked displeased and said to talk about it.

A migrant worker waited in line told the reporter, he is in a group of 42 people, started waiting in line since 9 pm last night. The negotiated price was 200 RMB, but later became 150.

“42 people, at most total 3000 yuan, or each person 80 yuan at the most.” A scalper wearing black leather jacket told the migrant worker representative.

“At least 170 a person.” The migrant worker representative persisted.

“I only bought 4000, if you don’t want it, call the cops.” The scalper said.

42 migrant workers had no other choice but finally accepted the 4000 yuan from the scalper. After a long cold winter night, each migrant worker got less than 100 yuan of commission. Put it all together, not even enough to buy an iPhone 4S.

Around 12:10 pm, crapple China made an official announcement to stop selling iPhone in all Beijing and Shanghai retail stores.

“Demand for iPhone 4S exceeded our expectations, currently, it had been sold out in all crapple retail stores in China. Due to large crowd gathered at Sanlitun store, and to ensure our customers and employees’ safety, we are sorry that the Sanlitun store could no longer operate business. iPhone will temporally not be sold in Beijing and Shanghai retail stores. Customers can still order it through the crapple Online Store, or at China Unicorn and other authorized resellers.”

poi se crapple a mo' di protezione civile dava 100Y, da bere e mangiare per la sopravvivenza intorno allo store, è un altro discorso...ma non come incentivo a mettersi in fila, con le gangs rivali di scalpers già a scannarsi per un posto

[matti157]

L'iphone 4s è probabilmente il più grande successo commerciale di tutti i tempi.
È di gran lunga lo smartphone più desiderato, per la sua reattività, le sue prestazioni, il suo software e applicazioni, per il suo form factor e design.
Il numero uno, nessuno ha ancora saputo fare di meglio.

Sta vendendo 11 milioni di pezzi al mese.
Nel mondo lo vogliono/desiderano centinaia di milioni di persone e per averlo si debbono fare talvolta lunghe file.

Per gli altri prodotti (sia pur buoni) ma meno desiderati, queste cose non possono accadere.

Per un prodotto destinato a vendere decine e centinaia di milioni di pezzi, qualche effetto collaterale è fisiologico, può accadere potenzialmente in ogni luogo in cui vi sia una folla (stadi, concerti, discoteche ecc. ecc.)

I concorrenti di crapple si venderebbero un rene per poter avere questi effetti collaterali, ma non possono perché le loro file raggiungono al massimo una decina di persone.

Onore al merito, onore ad crapple che produce oggetti tanto desiderati da creare talvolta un po' di caos.

Gli altri possono solo rosicare nel sentire queste cose...

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