NYT chimes in on reduced parts orders for iPhone 5
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 15th Jan 2013 09:12 UTC
Apple The New York Times also chimes in on the reduced orders, and they have numbers which seem more realistic. "Apple does appear to be cutting back on orders for its latest iPhone from its manufacturing partners, as Nikkei of Japan and The Wall Street Journal reported earlier. Paul Semenza, an analyst at NPD DisplaySearch, a research firm that follows the display market, said that for January, Apple had expected to order 19 million displays for the iPhone 5 but cut the order to 11 million to 14 million. Mr. Semenza said these numbers came from sources in the supply chain, the companies that make components for Apple products." Some suggest this is stock manipulation, and while that is an exciting story to be sure, would respected and well-informed newspapers like The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times participate in something like that? Somehow, I highly doubt it. A far more logical explanation, as NYT details, is that the iPhone simply isn't doing overly well outside of the US.
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RE[4]: Who knows
by riha on Tue 15th Jan 2013 23:50 UTC in reply to "RE[3]: Who knows"
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RE[5]: Who knows
by novad on Wed 16th Jan 2013 07:34 in reply to "RE[4]: Who knows"
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>> Get an adapter.

Also working on docking stations where the phone must be plugged on???

Also for Hi-Fi with docking station?

Also for cars with docking station?

I understand that most "fans" of apple solutions will buy a new Hi-Fi to go with their phone... But you must be a hard core fanatic to buy a new car to fit to your phone ;-)

Edited 2013-01-16 07:43 UTC

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