Now that's a lot of iPhones.

Supply-chain sources claim Apple aiming to make a massive 100m iPhone 7 units 
by year-end
9to5Mac  /  Ben Lovejoy


After two U.S. carriers reported record pre-orders for the iPhone 7, a 
supply-chain source claims that Apple is aiming to make nearly 100m iPhone 7 
devices by the end of the year. This is dramatically higher than had earlier 
been predicted.


The source is Digitimes, a site with a very mixed track-record, but it does 
somewhat gel with the carrier reports that the new iPhone is selling rather 
better than expected. The source said that Apple’s initial orders were 15-25% 
lower than those for the iPhone 6s, but have been ramped up in response to 
demand.

The report suggests that the orders are likely to be firmed-up after 
mid-October, when Apple will have a clearer idea of ongoing demand. A much 
earlier report had suggested that Apple was initially aiming for production in 
the 72-78M range.

Apple is not releasing opening weekend sales this year, saying that early sales 
would be governed by supply rather than demand. The company’s guidance back in 
July suggested that it was expecting disappointing sales, but perhaps things 
are now looking rather rosier?

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Original Article: http://9to5mac.com/2016/09/14/iphone-7-orders


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