Apple Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL)’s
iPad mini is now the centre of attraction and a victim of fall rumors. Stakes
are getting higher after Wall Street journal said in a report that the
production is underway on the iPad mini and is slated to start sometime in
September.
Watching Apple rumors
is basically a lot of guesswork. However, a little credit also goes to pattern
identification. Sources reveal that there is a rough timeline that follow in
terms of how one can get information about upcoming devices. Placing iPad mini
in that context, we get an idea of what to expect and when the device may
arrive.
The Wall Street Journal
is a strong source that offers a track record that is better than most of the
sort when it comes to unveiling details about pre-production devices. The
newspaper was the one that originally reported that Apple’s suppliers would be
making preparations for September production start date for iPad mini back in
July. Recent reports on AU Optronics and LG Display back that information up. WSJ
has been performing spot-on since some time now. For an instance, it had said
that the upcoming iPhone would be sleeker and would use an in-cell display tech
sometime in July this year. The newspaper also reported that suppliers for the
iPhone 5 screen would include Japan Display, Sharp, LG Display in August. It
also got the right screen size info in May.
Despite impressive
track record maintained by WSJ, the publication did not reveal much about the
timelines in the recent report. This means that people will have to rely on
other sources for launches taking place in October and November. The most
recent of the lot is iMore. This follows Fortune’s Philip Elmer-Dewitt, who
claims 10th October is the date on which invites are scheduled to go
out to the press.
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