A new report claims Foxconn Electronics has ramped up production of
Apple’s fifth-generation iPhone to 150,000 units per day with shipments
expected to reach 5-6 million in September and DigiTimes reported on
Thursday that Apple’s iPhone 5 suppliers have geared up production and
will soon begin volume shipments of the new device. The site notes that
Pegatron Technology has landed about 15% of iPhone 5 orders, but may not
begin shipping until 2012 and suppliers will ship fewer iPhone 4 and
CDMA-version iPhones during the final quarter of the year…………..
DigiTimes reports that
Apple‘s suppliers
for the next-generation iPhone are ramping toward full production
capacity with manufacturing partner Foxconn already said to be producing
150,000
iPhone 5 units per day and the
iPhone 5 shipments
are said to be set to reach 5-6 million for the month of September and
over 22 million for the fourth quarter of the year. The report notes
that while Pegatron has reportedly been tabbed to handle about 15% of
the
iPhone 5 production load, the company may not begin deliveries until next year and the report makes no mention of any distinction between the
iPhone 5 and the so-called
iPhone 4S, as some sources have indicated that
Apple will introduce both a revamped
iPhone 5 as well as a cheaper device codenamed N94 based on the existing
iPhone 4 design. DigiTimes reports:
Suppliers in the iPhone 5 supply chain in Taiwan have
geared up production recently with volume shipments of the new Apple
smartphones to begin soon. Production of iPhone 5s at OEM maker Foxconn
Electronics has reportedly reached 150,000 units per day, according to
industry sources.