In the German city of Sindelfingen, which is located near Stuttgart, a new Apple Store will open soon, according to the Internet resource iFun.de. Last month, there were rumors on the global chain that the grand opening of the store would take place on September 22, but according to the latest information,
The Apple Store will open its doors to German buyers on September 20, the day before the expected start of sales of the sixth generation iPhone.
This is not the first time that Apple has shifted its store openings ahead of new product launches. This tactic was used both in Europe at the launch of the iPad 3 and in the US during the launch of the iPad 2.
In early August, iMore announced that the California tech giant plans to start taking pre-orders for the iPhone 5 on September 12. It was expected that the first sales of "smart smartphone" will start in the United States and some other countries exactly one week later on September 21.
The next stage of sales in the markets of other countries was scheduled for early October. It is noteworthy that information about the countries in which buyers will be able to purchase a new Apple smartphone on a par with the Americans was not disclosed. If you believe today's information, it is quite possible that Germany is just included in the top-priority list of countries where the iPhone 5 will appear on the shelves on September 21st.
