Apple Inc’s new Watch sells for an average of US$529 (RM2,332), including accessories, at the high end of Wall Street estimates, according to findings by research firm Wristly.
Investors are keenly monitoring the performance of Apple's latest invention to see whether it can open up a new source of growth for a company heavily dependent on sales of its iPhone.
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