Some might not know this, but Apple had a hard time entering the Chinese market. Obviously the reasons are aplenty. There are so many ‘fake’ phones and ‘imitation’ phones out there, and many resemble the iPhone very much. Too much that you can hardly identify them, until you turn on the phone. Dual sim iPhone? They have it at China! There’s just the iOS that’s missing.

Well after a long hard fight for ages, Apple has finally got the moves. Chinese citizens of the aforementioned nation will soon be able to join the rest or the world as an Apple fanboi, as Apple prepares to launch its latest and greatest iPhone 4.

Starting on September 25th, the iPhone 4 will be available across China in retail locations as well as China Unicom shops, with off-contract pricing set for CNY4,999 (16GB model) and CNY5,999 (32GB model) — that’s around $743 and $892. No mention of call plans for subsidized versions thought, so you’ll have to wait awhile before the big Unicorn decides to throw the numbers.

SOURCE via Engadget