Apple iPhone 13 production with new A15 chips will not be delayed

In 2021, Apple will return to its regular iPhone release schedule.

Resource Wccftech, citing analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that mass production of iPhone 13 models with the new A15 chips will not be carried over by Apple. Typically, mass production of Apple’s iPhones begins in early summer, but this year production of the 12-series iPhone began in September. This gave the company the option to delay the release of the iPhone 12 from September to October. The reason for this “outrage” was the coronavirus. Component supply chains have been disrupted due to restrictions.

If Apple has learned a lesson from the pandemic, then production of the iPhone 13 should start on time next year, and the new smartphone should be presented in September, as it was before the epidemic. In addition, Ming-Chi Kuo also denies fears that TSMC’s capacity utilization will drop to 80 percent of normal. Although unforeseen situations are possible. For example, natural disasters.

Source: wccftech