iPhone SE will be presented this month by the Apple company, and American analysts have very high expectations from the new smartphone from Cupertino, as it will generate several billion dollars in revenue for the American company this year.
American analysts expect that iPhone SE to be sold in 10 million units during 2016, and if this estimate turns out to be true, then at a price of 550 dollars per unit, Apple will collect 5.5 billion dollars with his new terminal.
The estimates are based on investigations made by American analysts at Apple's partners who supply components for the production and launch of iPhone terminals, some announcing substantial increases in component sales to Apple.
A lot of people have extremely high expectations from iPhone SE mainly due to the fact that the target audience of the terminal is a segment of the market that refused to buy terminals with screens larger than 4 inches, so it remains to be seen whether the analysts will be right or not.
Daryanani believes his estimates are supported by earnings from Apple supplier Dialog Semiconductor, which told investors it expects its revenues to be up in the single digits for the full year. The integrated circuit maker is believed to derive more than 70 percent of its revenues from Apple, and investors look to its performance to gauge potential iPhone sales.
