In iPhone 5S the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), implemented a new image sensor and new lenses for the camera, something similar being thought for the terminal iPhone 5C. Unfortunately, the changes made by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), for the cameras of the two devices do not prove to be auspicious, because its partners they have problems big enough to manufacture them. Just one of the partners Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), managed to produce enough units to cover the order given by Apple, the other suppliers having problems in improving their yield rate
Rumors are circulating in Taiwan-based supply chains that production of the camera lens modules for iPhone 5S and 5C has reportedly been marred by low yield rates. Only Largan Precision has been able to achieve above-average yield rates, while other suppliers are still working on improving their yield rates. Meanwhile, Largan said it expects its September consolidated revenues to grow sequentially and third-quarter ASP (average selling price) to rise, judging from the orders received. Genius Electronic Optical, another Taiwan-based maker, has reportedly landed lens module orders for the iPhone 5C camera, but the company declined to comment.
The problem for Apple, and subsidiarily for us, is that the initial stock of terminals will be reduced, this will generate queues in front of Apple stores and long waiting periods for orders placed online. Of course, every year exactly the same problem happens with the new products of the Apple company, every year people wait for months to buy the new terminals, but even so most of them are finally happy after waiting.
