“Apple’s MacBook shipments in the second quarter are expected to grow 10% sequentially as the company has almost finished digesting its excess inventory and should start placing new orders in mid-May, according to sources from the upstream supply chain,” Aaron Lee and Joseph Tsai report for DigiTimes.
“The orders in May are expected to be mainly Haswell-based models, the sources noted,” Lee and Tsai report. “The sources also noted that they have not receives any instructions from Apple for major modifications over industrial designs or equipment for its MacBook Pro and iMac, indicating that Apple’s product upgrades in 2013 will mainly focus on specifications.”
Read more in the full article here.
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DigiTimes…..
ManyTimes wrong….
OK, but my idea of Tim Cook’s promise of great new product lines includes a new Mac mini server in 2013, too.
You’re a troll MF, so no one here cares about your idea. Sorry, try over at Apple Insider.
Haven’t you learned by now that your opinions don’t matter to me?
MacFreek, haven’t *you* learned by now that we don’t care about your opinions?
Can haz well?