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Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Apple iPhone 5 Less selling?



Apple is reported to have canceled reservations for the iPhone hardware. This strengthens the speculation that the sale of the latest smartphone vendor made ​​the Mac does not fit the company's expectations.

Quoted from U.S. Web Daily, Monday, January 14, 2013, Apple has asked Japan Display Inc., Sharp Corp. and LG Display Co. Ltd., to cut by half the number of orders. As is known, the iPhone 5 uses LED-backlit LCD screen tech IPS (In Plane Switching).

The third company is a major supplier for Apple's iPhone 5 screen. Initially, in March, Apple has ordered 65 million units of the screen is divided into three companies.

Previously, Apple's iPhone sales target set 5 to 48 million units in the final quarter of this year. If successful, it would be a remarkable achievement in the history of the iPhone. But, if the target can be achieved whilst booking trimmed massive screen?

Now, the number of orders remaining display 32.2 million iPhone 5 units. Until now, it remains unclear what the reason for the origin of the computer company's Cupertino-California. However, the Wall Street Journal and the Nikkei has indicated that weak sales of the iPhone 5 are the backgrounds.

This news was big enough impact to Apple. Apple's stock price reportedly down to touch the figure of 502.60 U.S. dollars, just hours before the session begins trading on the New York, yesterday. In fact, at the close of market on Friday, Apple's stock closed at a price of 520.30 dollars.


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