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If iPhone 12 prices rise, how high will you go?

If iPhone 12 prices rise, how high will you go?

Posted on July 30, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple is the master of product presentation events, and has been for the past decade. In the world of consumer electronics, and consumer products in general, Apple’s had just about as much success as any other company in revealing consumables in a way that makes them exceedingly desirable. A big part of the success Apple’s had in their presentations of products is in crafting a range of prices for products that seem, if not inexpensive, then at least JUST inside the bounds of a person’s upper price limit.

This week a list of prices leaked that’s just about identical to the price lists we’ve seen several times over the past few months. This leak comes from Komiya on Twitter. The potential for the prices listed here is relatively high- if only because it’d follow Apple’s trending price adjustments with regard to the last half-decade of iPhone releases.
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