Analysts See iPhone 4S Supply Constraints Throughout Holiday Quarter

[Mr. Gates]

We analysts refer to it as analyzing

A 5 inch screen !

Really ?

More like Anal izing

Because that's a load of crap if I ever heard one

 

[Thunderhawks]

Hey, I'm an analist too!

Er wait, analyst or analist...

Analist, definitely as a skunk!

 

[topmounter]

A 5 inch screen !

Really ?

More like Anal izing

Because that's a load of crap if I ever heard one

I'm super serial! Why else would they call it the iPhone5?

 

[KnightWRX]

Stinks for people trying to get one. I was one of the lucky ones and got two on launch day (one for me, one for the GF). Great phone plus mine doesn't exhibit any battery issues.

 

[Jiz]

Floods

Quite a few industrial areas are under water in Thailand.
Are some Apple components manufactured there I wonder?

 

[AidenShaw]

Quite a few industrial areas are under water in Thailand.
Are some Apple components manufactured there I wonder?

Just the water-cooled PowerMac G5 systems.



Seriously, a lot of hard drives are made in Thailand (try http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=thailand+floods+disk&ei=utf-8&fr=ie8 for example), and disk prices are climbing rapidly as a result of the floods.

If you didn't see any great deals on hard drives for Black Friday, blame the floods.

 

[DeathChill]

I feel this quote is appropriate:

I was a professional twice over - an analyst and a therapist. The world's first "analrapist".

 

[M-O]

I don't normally do this on a public forum, but let me put on my "analyst" hat for a moment...

My analysis indicates that these supply constraints are indicative of a Q1 launch of the next-gen iPhone. I predict that this model may be called iPhone5, with the "5" referring to the predicted (by me) 5-inch screen size. Please visit my website (and don't forget to click on the ads) for in-depth elaboration and pontification on my cursory analysis.

i can't wait till i see this quoted on some news blog as coming from a "source familiar with the matter". good show, kind sir.

 

[Lordskelic]

I feel this quote is appropriate:

How did a discussion about Apple supply constraints turn into that!?