If anything, they just don't care about increasing production rate because the short supply increases excitement.
lol, so the additional factories are fakes!
If anything, they just don't care about increasing production rate because the short supply increases excitement.
lol, so the additional factories are fakes!
Still, thoese who ordered after it sold out have to wait 2-3 weeks, meaning 14-21 days. Well after the store release date, so yes, Apple is holding back some stock. Nothing wrong with that, I'm just saying that your statement is not very true.
Only in the past couple of years would anyone automatically associate profit with greed. It's really disappointing.
Profit is:
-innovation
-more jobs
-incentive to invest
-return on investment
-ability to donate to worthy causes
And about 1,000 purely positive things.
The extra factories could be for the new line of ipods and maybe the rumored iPad Mini
Those phones haven't even been made yet. They are not waiting for the device to be made to sell it. At this point, they are selling devices that won't even be made for at least another week or two. Carry and liability on warehoused stock at the quantity and cost point Apple deals with would be astronomical.
Go read up. Apple has continuously increased production capacities of the iPhone.
Well they are technically holding back stock at this moment for the store launch...
I ALMOST pre-ordered, but I just gotta see how the new Nokia 920 is first.
I did read up, and that news is repeated everytime preceding a release of an iPhone or iPad. And it was never confirmed by Apple.
Factories are confirmation.
That was never in question.
Holding back stock, for this and the other reasons mentioned, would be a huge mistake thatwould not make.
Apple came out and said we are using addtional factories to create more iPhones? Proof please.
Only in the past couple of years would anyone automatically associate profit with greed. It's really disappointing.
Profit is:
-innovation
-more jobs
-incentive to invest
-return on investment
-ability to donate to worthy causes
And about 1,000 purely positive things.
Yes, sure. Its all part of the game. And I think many companies take advantage of these. not sure about apple or Samsung. But again, there are other ways or making people excited...like saying...how many phones are 'supplied' instead of actually being 'sold'. And we know certain companies do that too..they are all here to make money and free or positive publicity. I actually heard from my Korean colleague ( and a proud Samsung fan) that Samsung employs people to put positive comments on blogs, forums and even product news about their products. Not sure iwhether its true or not but it sure is fascinating![]()
Lol, ok....you win. They just made that all up. In fact, Pegatron is just a shell company made up by Apple. We've all been lied too!!!!
Edit: sorry, I'm too lazy to educate you.
You can't be in the field of sales or manufacturing.
There isn't enough space here to teach, but: (and this is what any company does)
Sales plans what they think they can sell. Since it's all guesswork, they use previous numbers, add new markets, consider a certain amount of saturation.
They also have to guess how many in white, black 16 GB 32 GB 64GB etc.
That info goes to manufacturing.
Manufacturing tells sales how long it will take to produce all of that.
(Factories and sub suppliers can only make X amount of pieces a day)
Manufacturing needs to be even keeled so employees don't sit on their hands when the big rush is over or they have to let go people.
At an introduction they then estimate a certain amount of pieces made for the spike.
Say the factories can make 1 million a day and a company thinks the initial sales are 5 million, the company takes a launch date multiplied by when production is ready and announces shipments will start the 15th (when the 5 million are ready)
Nobody in their right mind binds capital and fills up a warehouse to not ship , so consumers think there are shortages.
Especially Apple doesn't have to do that . Until they introduce a dud product, all their stuff sells immediately until they can make enough of it.
Then comes the day of truth and the company finds out what is really selling and they either planned wrong (and would sit on what they produced) or the
demand is so overwhelming that the factories can't keep up.
The "I must have it now or I am going to die" mentality of consumers who can't wait, does not play into any companies planning.
So, when Apple says they were blown away by the order numbers , it just means only one thing:
Whatever they planned to sell whether it was a conservative plan or an optimistic plan was sold out and exceeded their expectations/plan.
That is all there is to this conspiracy and mystical "They are holding back"
theory.
To pile 5 million phones into a warehouse to be able to make it look as if there is a shortage makes no sense whatsoever.
The money laid out to make these phones and the warehouse space would be wasted.
Apple is smarter than that!
When was the last time Sam(e)sung was blown away? Hmm??
... You're immaturity is my barrier to educate you. Good day.
Apple didn't just decide last week to make a new iPhone. The sixth generation iPhone has been in development for years. Steve Jobs was still alive when this phone was being worked on. He was also probably still alive when the seventh generation iPhone was being worked on, and maybe the 8th too.
Lol, your only responses have been to refute facts that Apple has increased production. Something that is known. An entirely new vendor partnership that was highly publicized, factories toured.
I'll take my "immaturity" over your ignorance. Thanks.![]()
So everything you say is "fact" huh? And anyone who doesn't agree with you is stupid eh? Anyone who thinks that their ***** doesn't stick is an arrogant prick who probably couldn't be reasoned with in the first place.
The only thing you said that was true is that Steve is gone. Aside from that, it was all just some opinionated blather. I see things far differently from you, and I'm far from stupid.
1) It has been reported that Steve was involved in the early phases of iPhone 5. So while he may be gone, he had input into THIS iteration of the product. Regardless, Steve wasn't the only one working at Apple. He hired a team of geniuses and visionaries that he molded in his own vision to work there. While his absence will surely mean things at Apple have changed, it doesn't mean the company took a 180 degree turn for the sh**ter either. Suggesting otherwise is pure ignorance.
2) The iPhone 4 and 4S style was hardly "perfect" -- its a nice design. A REALLY nice design. I love mine. I don't think its perfect, though, and would prefer something with a bigger screen (not just taller). That's just me though. Regardless, LOADS of people love the form factor. To make it thinner and lighter doesn't suddenly ruin it. Its a fantastic refinement, and frankly brings it closer to perfect than before. I happen to like the darkened bands on the black version. Kinda sexy. Far from "really ugly" and certainly no joke.
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There you could use this too... Maybe you could join Aerok for the same English lessons...
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You're arguying over unimportant silly details, I rather be ignorant on those subject because they do not concern me at all. Either way, believe what the Chinese tell you all you want, because all they do is tell us the truth.
I'm not saying anyone is lying, the point is that don't believe everything people tell you.
You obviously think its all some conspiracy and Apple is somehow pulling the wool over our eyes. I also suggest you stay far away from Apple stores and never look into the camera of an iPhone because that's how Apple steals your soul!
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There you could use this too... Maybe you could join Aerok for the same English lessons...
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There is a lot of internet muscle flexing going on in this thread. Is it really that hard to believe demand for this phone is high? Oiy Vey
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