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Pegatron Raises 2011 CDMA iPhone Production Plans to 12-15 Million Units

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DigiTimes reports that Taiwanese manufacturer Pegatron has recently bumped its production plans for the CDMA iPhone to 12-15 million units for 2011, up from earlier plans for 10 million units.
Taiwan-based notebook maker Pegatron Technology has recently started shipping its Apple CDMA iPhones orders with total volume is estimated to be around 12-15 million units in 2011, helping to cover the company's notebook manufacturing business, which has recently suffered loss of orders, according to sources from upstream component makers.
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As we noted last week, the CDMA iPhone is expected to quickly make its way to a number of countries around the world, despite Verizon in the United States being the only CDMA carrier so far to announce availability. Reports on CDMA iPhone production have indicated that Pegatron is shipping units for international markets, while Foxconn is handling CDMA iPhone production for the United States.

A pair of reports last October had indicated that Foxconn and Pegatron would be splitting the CDMA iPhone 4 manufacturing load roughly equally, with Foxconn at the time planning for 15 million units in 2011 while Pegatron targeted 10 million units of its own. With Pegatron having raised its target in recent weeks, total CDMA iPhone production for 2011 is now pegged at up to 30 million.

Apple is widely expected to introduce a fifth-generation iPhone around the middle of this year, with most observers assuming that it will be available in both GSM and CDMA versions. Consequently, manufacturers' plans are likely accounting for production of both iPhone 4 and the unreleased "iPhone 5".

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Wow, I wonder if they'll be able to handle the demand?
 
I'm biting my tung and waiting out for the CDMA/ world phone iPhone 5.. Get on a 1 year contract routine and upgrade yearly.
 
Unless CDMA iPhone-5 is coming out in another 12 months, I doubt Apple can sell 15 million CDMA iPhones in the US alone.
 
Damn I didn't know there were this many potential iPhone users in Asia...

(Assuming half of those 30mil were for Asian market right? There was a prediction that Verizon could sell 9-12 million iPhones in 2011, so the rest must be for Asian CDMA carriers.)
 
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Thirty million seems quiet optimistic. Are the thirty million iPhones specifically for Verizon? It doesn't mention anything About carriers.

Nvm, FoxConn is making the fifteen or so million iPhones for the U.S. market. Now that seems like a rather low number. That's about 15% of Verizon customers, right?
 
I sticking with AT&T since the Verizon iPhone will be missing features that the original iPhone his, I will be waiting for the iPhone 5 with the fix antenna issue.
 
Why "iPhone 5"?

Personally, I could easily see Apple going with an iPhone 3G -> iPhone 3GS like route. Just add a character on to the end.

Specifically, say, a 'G'...

I would predict that the primary feature of the upcoming iPhone is 4G service; and as such, "iPhone 4G" seems a fitting and appropriate name.
 
Anonymous Freak said:
Personally, I could easily see Apple going with an iPhone 3G -> iPhone 3GS like route. Just add a character on to the end.

Specifically, say, a 'G'...

I would predict that the primary feature of the upcoming iPhone is 4G service; and as such, "iPhone 4G" seems a fitting and appropriate name.
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Your prediction goes against almost every rumor regarding 4G.
 
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Anonymous Freak said:
Personally, I could easily see Apple going with an iPhone 3G -> iPhone 3GS like route. Just add a character on to the end.

Specifically, say, a 'G'...

I would predict that the primary feature of the upcoming iPhone is 4G service; and as such, "iPhone 4G" seems a fitting and appropriate name.
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Apple wouldn't release that. It'd be forced to revert to 3G, EDGE and GPRS in 99.9% of the United States.
 
Bad timing. Why release a CDMA iPhone 4 a few months before iPhone 5? Perhaps the secret is in the hardware? It has already be noted that the Verizon phone addresses antenna issues and juggles position of buttons. Perhaps it really is the iPhone 5 just waiting for a software update.
 
nsayer said:
No, no. He was the spelling police. I'm the grammar police. And you missed a comma after "thanks."
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I'll comma when I want to. Now do either of you have anything useful to add to this discussion, or shall we continue to derail it?
 
David085 said:
I sticking with AT&T since the Verizon iPhone will be missing features that the original iPhone his, I will be waiting for the iPhone 5 with the fix antenna issue.
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Don't forget the smooth convincing spin Apple puts on this issue. Then take their massive ego into consideration, and the same crappy antenna may be continued.

Never assume Apple has the best interests of their customers in mind. Nothing, but nothing means more to them than profits. That's why they spend so much time programming more lemmings.
 
ArchaicRevival said:
This doesn't make any sense at all.
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Yes it does. Forget about those dropping AT&T to go to Verizon for the coverage. The big migration is going to be all these current Verizon users sick and tired of their bug filled Andriod phones. That is where most of those CDMA iPhones are going to end up, former Andriod users.
 
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