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iPhone X arrives at Spark on Friday, 3 November

Friday, 27 October 2017, 9:45 am
Press Release: Spark NZ

Friday 27 October 2017

Spark today announced it will offer iPhone X, the future of the smartphone, featuring a revolutionary new design with a stunning all-screen display. Customers will be able to pre-order iPhone X beginning 8.01pm tonight, Friday, 27 October at www.spark.co.nz/iphonex and it will be available in stores starting on Friday, 3 November. Spark now offers Apple’s latest products including the new generation iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, and Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS). For complete pricing details, please visit www.spark.co.nz/iphone.

“We’re thrilled that Spark is one of the first providers in the world to offer customers the chance to get their hands on the iPhone X,” says Spark’s GM of Customer and Marketing, Clive Ormerod. “This revolutionary iPhone will be perfect in combination with Spark’s unbeatable Unlimited mobile plan or one of our refreshed Rollover plans and packs.”

iPhone X features a gorgeous all-glass and stainless steel design with a beautiful 5.8-inch Super Retina display, A11 Bionic chip with neural engine for powerful machine learning, augmented reality and immersive 3D gaming experiences, wireless charging and stabilization Face ID, delivering an innovative and secure new way to unlock, authenticate and pay. The TrueDepth camera that enables Face ID brings Portrait mode with Portrait Lighting to the front camera for beautiful selfies with a depth-of-field effect and enables Animoji, which captures and analyzes over 50 different facial muscle movements to bring emoji to life in a fun new way. A redesigned rear camera with dual optical image stabilization includes a new colour filter, deeper pixels, an improved Apple-designed image signal processor and features Portrait mode with Portrait Lighting allowing customers to capture stunning photos and videos. The all-glass front and back on iPhone X feature the most durable glass ever in a smartphone in two beautiful finishes, silver and space grey.

For more details on pricing and data plans, please visit www.spark.co.nz/iphonex.

For more details on iPhone please visit www.apple.com.

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