Today iPhone SE was launched in 11 countries around the world and to the surprise of some, in front of some shops Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), there were queues where various people had been waiting since last night to buy the new smartphone with a 4-inch screen, even though the stocks were certainly sufficient.
It was expected that the interest towards iPhone SE to be lower than the interest registered for the launch of an iPhone from the main segment, but what was really surprising was the fact that more people stood in line to reserve a Tesla Model 3 than to buy an iPhone SE.
Paradoxically, the queues for the reservation of Tesla Model 3 cars were extended in front of some Apple stores where there were not so many people willing to buy the iPhone SE on the very day of the launch, Tesla's new car being much more interesting.
Reserving a Tesla Model 3 car costs 1000 dollars in the USA, so more than 2 times more than buying an iPhone SE, but Americans seem to have found a new reason to stand in line and we are not talking about any Apple product, but about a car.
To be honest, I am surprised by the great interest that Americans and Europeans have in the Tesla Model 3, and this release proves that the Apple car could once again motivate a lot of people to sit in queues in front of the Apple Store- uri.
