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Reports on the
still-unannounced iPhone 5 continue to emerge with an analyst from JP Morgan
revealing that Apple may be able to meet the market demand for the upcoming
version of its popular smartphone.
The analyst
revealed through a report that was released recently that the iPhone 5 will
likely be introduced by Apple sometime in September and a massive release of
the device will follow in October. Earlier reports had speculated on the
possibility that Apple may not be able to meet the initial demand for the upcoming
device due to issues in the supply of the casing and display of the iPhone 5.
However the
Asia Tech team of JP Morgan is confident that the company will be able to get
past this major obstacle as it pushes for solid sales of the iPhone 5 by the
end of the year.
Around
twenty million units of the iPhone 5 are expected to be produced by Apple for
the September quarter while the December quarter will see 39 million units
produced. The company may be able to meet a projected 39.5 million unit demand
for the iPhone 5 in the last quarter of the year as well as the 37.8 million
unit demand for the initial quarter of the coming year.
The iPhone 5
is expected to comprise around sixty percent of all shipments of the iPhone in
the final two quarters of the year. The upcoming iPhone 5 is expected to be a
refreshing innovation due to its larger screen, slimmer body, as well as its 4G
LTE network support, which will make it appealing to a number of potential
buyers.
Support for
4G LTE networks has been among the features that will reportedly be offered by
the upcoming iPhone 5. The slimmer body of the upcoming device will allow it to
avoid taking too much space inside the pocket, which has been an issue for a
number of 4G LTE-enabled devices that are available in the market.
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