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Will the iPhone X be a hit beyond Apple diehards? 3 questions answered

  • Written by John Jordan, Clinical Professor of Supply Chain & Information Systems , Pennsylvania State University
imageThe iPhone X's big new features come with a high price tag.AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez

Editor’s note: As consumers eager to get their hands on Apple’s 10th anniversary phone line up online to be among the first to buy one, a few questions remain. Known as the iPhone X, the device starts at about US$1,000 and only gets more expensive...

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