Sapphire display to be limited to some iPhone 6 models
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- AnonD-87800
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- 18 Jul 2014
IOS 8 Hero, 18 Jul 2014even if you & your friends & family & colleague... moreJust an info as to whom does your second religion belong.
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1882302/pg1
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- MFM
- 18 Jul 2014
What I find weird is that even with all its experience, money and overpriced employees they cant seem to make enough phones with saphire glass. wow.
So basically they had an idea, implemented it and it ends up for only 10 milion pieces. Which means that most of the phone will have the same glass breaking front as last year.
INNOVATION.
- FreezeGame
- rM3
- 18 Jul 2014
AnonD-238804, 18 Jul 2014Oh, aren't you the dude who's all about the "facts&qu... more"Oh, aren't you the dude who's all about the "facts" in his posts? No, guess not."
>>Definitely about facts. This article is factual enough. Pushing back the release of the iPhone 5.5" has guaranteed the loss of money.
"Point is, prove your point. Every year little boys like you come around saying "Oh this year, Apple (or its sales) will go down."
PFffffffffff, haha!!! Yeah, right. Every time Apple proves you wrong."
>>The article is proving my point. If you don't think that having touch-sensitivity issues on the 5.5" sapphire displays, having a limited supply of material, and only offering sapphire on certain 4.7" models doesn't have all the makings of a bad launch, you're just in denial.
Consumers in the market for iPhone 6 aren't going to be on the lookout for the version without Sapphire glass. They're going to want the latest and greatest that Apple has to offer. There is no doubt that the models without it are going to suffer low sales.
BTW, I'm not a child (probably much older than you), have been here for well over 10 years (before GSMArena were ever listing CDMA devices), and I've never unintelligibly made statements about Apple possibly losing money unless there's a reason to (like for the 3 consecutive quarters in 2013).
If an article is written concerning any company having major issues only months away from a big release, it's common sense to think that it may have a negative impact on the launch.
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- 18 Jul 2014
AnonD-127662, 18 Jul 2014So basically what will happen is people will get their hand... moreeven if you & your friends & family & colleagues & foes badmouth and bash iPhone it sell more than your favorite. Iphone My Second Religion
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- 18 Jul 2014
AnonD-230517, 18 Jul 2014not giving a sapphire display means Apple wants huge earnin... moredont worry. mr. cupertino has too many loyalists and hypnotized crapple users. As ifans say "innovation"
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- 18 Jul 2014
FreezeGame, 18 Jul 2014Apple's sapphire screen situation is quickly going down the... moreOh, aren't you the dude who's all about the "facts" in his posts? No, guess not.
Point is, prove your point. Every year little boys like you come around saying "Oh this year, Apple (or its sales) will go down."
PFffffffffff, haha!!! Yeah, right. Every time Apple proves you wrong.
Lighten up. Iphone/iOS has its own appeal. Android / WP is not for everyone.
Cheers
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- rK2
- 18 Jul 2014
My custom build pc rocks hohohaha
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- 18 Jul 2014
It will cost a grand and idiot people will STILL buy it .....
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- 18 Jul 2014
red, 18 Jul 2014Apple join the fashion of phone model. 4.7 and 5.5 screen s... moreThere is no premuim s5 lol!
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- 18 Jul 2014
Readers Read, 18 Jul 2014You might want to check on the last line before you bash so... more+1 :)
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- 18 Jul 2014
Anonymous, 18 Jul 2014Hahaha iphones are premium? Your 5c is a plastic. Use your ... morePlease read the whole post, notice the "sarcasm" inside parentheses, feel a bit stpid and then move along. ;)
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- 18 Jul 2014
AnonD-127662, 18 Jul 2014So basically what will happen is people will get their hand... moreRight on!
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- 18 Jul 2014
So basically what will happen is people will get their hands on the extra special sapphire display iPhones, then go on an eBay and sell it for 3 times the value of the iPhone, then people who want an amazing sapphire display will pay the extra amount to feel exclusive from other iPhone owners, which is about 80% of people around them.
This is one of the reasons I have broken away from Apple, there is nothing special about the iPhones.
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- 18 Jul 2014
Can't blame Apple doing this. As far as I know, it is not easy nor it is a quick process to synthesize Sapphire. It's not hard to imagine that they only want the premium model to posses this fine piece of "glass".
Apple is clever this way because people will definitely value the super strong sapphire screen and many will be okay to pay for the premium price to get it.
If you look at past sales records, the most selling iPhone models are always the 16GB models. Doing this potentially shift the pattern more to the side of 64GB/128GB model (presumably). The best of all, is that consumers are bearing that screen cost, while Apple cut cost on the possible need on replacing the unbreakable screen.
Apple has everything to gain on this move. But if you ask me, of course I want it on the baseline model, this way Apple can keep their product line consistent, and that consumers will feel less "ripped off". But who can blame them on wanting to make more profit?
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- phoneGeek
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- 18 Jul 2014
Samsung and LG have mentioned they will use saphire glass on their upcoming devices months ago.
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- 18 Jul 2014
Can't blame Apple doing this. As far as I know, it is not easy nor it is a quick process to synthesize Sapphire. It's not hard to imagine that they only want the premium model to posses this fine piece of "glass".
Apple is clever this way because people will definitely value the super strong sapphire screen and many will be okay to pay for the premium price to get it.
If you look at past sales records, the most selling iPhone models are always the 16GB models. Doing this potentially shift the pattern more to the side of 64GB/128GB model (presumably). The best of all, is that consumers are bearing that screen cost, while Apple cut cost on the possible need on replacing the unbreakable screen.
Apple has everything to gain on this move. But if you ask me, of course I want it on the baseline model, this way Apple can keep their product line consistent, and that consumers will feel less "ripped off". But who can blame them on wanting to make more profit?
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- 18 Jul 2014
m, 18 Jul 2014android fans u jelous ......Jealous of scrapple sapphire hahaha
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- 18 Jul 2014
android fans u jelous ......
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- Anonymous2121212
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- 18 Jul 2014
Lies
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- 18 Jul 2014
Uuhh... All of the junky high pricing CrApple phones...