Apple will open its first official store next year in Argentina

It seems that the guys from Cupertino are going to focus their efforts on Latin America in the coming years, or at least that's what it seems based on the latest news related to the company's movements in recent months. A little over a month ago, Apple added Argentina among the more than 40 countries where the Apple Maps application offers information on traffic conditions. The latest news related to Latin America, more specifically Argentina, informs us that the country could open the first official Apple Store in the country, as we can read in Gizmodo in Spanish.

The Fávrega appliance chain announced at the end of last year the agreement it had reached with Apple to begin to distribute its products throughout this year in all its establishments, which would represent the first step of the Cupertino-based company in its expansion to more countries in South America. Currently only Mexico (where according to rumors there are two new stores planned in Guadalajara and Monterrey) and Brazil, have their own stores in their countries. The next countries that could welcome an Apple Store with open arms would be Chile and Peru, confirming the rumors about Apple's expansion in Latin America.

The main problem facing both Apple and the Argentines is high price they will have to pay for the devices due to inflation that the country suffers. The most painful example would be found in the iPad Pro, a model that in the United States is available for 599 euros plus taxes (depending on the state in which it is purchased) and that could arrive in Argentina for almost 1.500 dollars, almost three times the price. than in North America. Presumably, this first store will open in the capital, Buenos Aires, so if you would like to work in it, you should keep an eye on the Apple website where it shows all the jobs, although since Soy de Mac, we will also echo and inform promptly.