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One of the first New Zealanders to receive iPhone 6

Published: Fri 26 Sep 2014 01:36 PM
One of the first New Zealanders to receive iPhone 6
One of the first Spark customers, Albert Chan, trades places with his emoji to receive his new iPhone 6 Plus at the Queen Street store in Auckland.
QUOTE FROM SPARK: “We’ve had an overwhelming response to the launch of the iPhone 6 with a huge demand for pre-orders and hundreds of Apple fans queuing across the country this week thanks to their emoji, and we’re very excited to see our customers get their hands on the new iPhone today.” General Manager for Spark, Home, Mobile & Business – Jason Paris.
KEY DETAILS:
• Albert Chan, Auckland central resident was one of the first customers to receive the new iPhone 6 Plus in New Zealand this morning
• The Spark Queen Street store opened at 7.00am this morning
• Other flagship stores in Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin also opened their doors at 7.00am to welcome their first customers into store following emoji queues that have taken place throughout the week
• Over 500 customers (by way of their emoji) queued throughout the week and across the country to be some of the first in New Zealand to get their hands on the new iPhone 6
• This is one of the most highly anticipated devices launches that Spark has ever had
• The emoji queue for the Queen Street store in Auckland sold out under 12 hours (this kicked off last Friday)
• Spark has received record pre-orders for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus
• Over 60% of the pre-orders received have been for the iPhone 6 Plus
• Apple sold 10 million of the iPhone6 and 6 Plus in the launch weekend alone – a new record for the iPhone
IMAGES & FOOTAGE:
http://youtu.be/S_I1kVLTR38 – Spark Emoji Queue 2014
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p14ugk3w6iip4hl/AAAcSP1iLxN1v7gwmU_DJ-Pla?dl=0 – images from the Auckland emoji queue earlier this week
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