You still do not understand, do you.
Supporting facts:
Apple "pre-buying" parts to gain advantage with part supplies.
How Apples pre-buying of parts limits availability for others.
from above link:
You still keep missing the point, THERE IS NOT SHORTAGE OF PARTS, caused by Apples acquisitions at this time. Also as I have pointed out earlier, there is no shortage of space at the contract manufacturers, they are not full up, so Apple having lots of space, isnt impacting others because there is still space available.
And you are completely wrong about Brazil, Foxconn only started expanding to Brazil in 2011.
I find nothing to even suggest anything earlier.
Here's the CSER for 2009 from Foxconn, from the actual Foxconn site
http://www.foxconn.com/ser/2009%20Foxconn%20CSER%20Report.pdf
Wow, lots of mentions of Foxconn Brazil in there, for a company that isnt going to be there for two more years according to you.
I am more then refuted everything you said with links to relevant publications.
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No, you havent, you seem to be very confused about the subjects still. Apple at this time isnt impacting others efforts on tablets because the key parts are unique, and the other parts despite Apple buying lots are not in short supply. Contract manufacturers are not running near 100% at this time, so Apple isn't squeezing anyone by taking all the production lines and not allowing others to get there stuff made, and Foxconn has been in Brazil as clearly stated in the CSER, long before 2011.