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iPad Injured 4 People in China

Shoppers smashed a glass door at Apple’s flagship store in the Sanlitun area of Beijing after an employee allegedly punched a suspected queue jumper.
According to eyewitnesses, bottles were thrown during a violent pushing-and-shoving match.
The injured customers were taken to hospital and interviewed by police.
Queues for the latest version of the tablet grew so long that people were selling their places in the line, while others tried to sell on the devices they had purchased already for significantly more than the recommended retail price.
The iPad 2 only became available for sale in China on Friday, and demand is already outstripping supply in many areas.
Huge queues have been forming at any outlets offering the tablets for sale because of restrictions to the number of stores stocking the device.
Officials from the company were not available for comment on the Beijing scuffle.

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