iPhone4 goes on sale in Japan

iPhone4 goes on sale in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Customers smile as they hold Apple Inc.'s iPhone 4, the latest version of its popular smartphone, at a Softbank Mobile Corp's flagship store in Tokyo's Omotesando district on June 24, 2010. Apple launched the sales of the product the same day, with Softbank, the sales agent for the product, saying demand for the phone has exceeded expectation.

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