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Apple has introduced the PRODUCT(RED) iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus with preorders starting Tuesday, April 10. This year's model release brings a black front and sleek red design.
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Red finish: Apple intros (Product)Red iPhone 8, 8 Plus
Apple has unveiled the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition, bringing a red finish to one of its latest smartphones. Unlike iPhone 7, the iPhone 8 RED features a black front, as opposed to white.
Pricing remains unchanged for the Product(Red) iPhone models, starting at $699 for a 64GB iPhone 8 or $799 for a 64GB iPhone 8 Plus. Read more details.
Apple hasn't provided any word on a red iPhone X.
Caption by: Jake Smith
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