TAIPEI -- Lee Jen-jen, a 60-year-old sales manager at a Taiwanese chemical company, is looking forward to this week's Apple debut event so that she can replace her 5-year-old iPhone 5s, which she bought for $649.
"New iPhone models in the past few years have become too expensive," Lee said. "I heard there is a new economical iPhone model that will come with a bigger screen and some premium features. That's exactly what I want."
