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Apple has launched its new "iPhone Duo," the company's first foldable phone, available for preorder starting October 16 and hitting the market on October 23. The device starts at $1,999 for the 256GB version, with repair costs potentially reaching up to $1,500 in severe damage cases, making it one of Apple's most expensive phones in terms of maintenance. The phone features a 5.4-inch external display and a 7.6-inch internal screen, and offers multiple functionalities such as running two apps side by side, serving as a portable office, or being positioned for media viewing. Its cameras include two ultra-wide rear lenses and a front camera supporting "Center Stage" technology, along with a hidden camera for video calls. Repair costs outside the "AppleCare+" program vary, reaching up to $1,500 in some cases. While the program reduces expenses, it remains relatively costly, raising questions about the overall value of the high price and long-term maintenance costs of the device.
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