Much has been said about the production problems that Apple is having with the different components of the new Face ID facial recognition system. Not only the media have echoed these rumors, but a large number of analysts say that Apple will have it very difficult between now and the end of the year to be able to cover all the demand that the iPhone X is expected to have, a demand which could satisfy in the first quarter of next year. Reportedly from the production chain, Foxconn Electronics has just shipped the first order of 46.500 units of the iPhone X to stores in the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates.
As we all know, especially those of you who have planned to buy the new iPhone X, the reservation period will begin on October 27, with November 3 being the scheduled date for the first deliveries. According to these figures, it would be confirmed that manufacturing problems are a reality, but it also seems that Apple has found a solution to the problem since the production of the iPhone has gone from 100.000 to 400.000 weekly units in recent weeks, although at the moment these are figures that will not allow to cover the demand that this model will initially have at all the world.
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple could only put in circulation between 30 and 35 million units this year, so at this rate it seems almost impossible that Apple can meet the figures of this analyst, so one of two, or Ming-Chi Kuo updates its data or Apple plans to further increase the production of the iPhone X in the next weeks, but it would take a lot to get close to the analyst's numbers. Although Ming-Chi Kuo has a high hit rate, he also hits the shrimp on more than one occasion. That if, although he does not recognize it, he updates the figures of his reports, to Cesar what is Cesar's.
The Ming-Chi Kuo shoots with 1000 bullets and in the end, some will hit the target ...
So I am always right too.