Apple online store launches in Turkey

Jordan O'Brien

November 1, 2013

Apple plans on opening a retail store in Turkey very shortly, but as of today it is offering the population of over 70 million access to all the latest and greatest Apple products directly from its online store. If you’re in Turkey then you’ll have complete access to iPads, Macs, iPhones, and even iPods, but you might want to hold back on the iPad Air purchase — as that hasn’t launched in Turkey just yet.

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