Morgan Stanley: iPhone 8 supercycle delayed, still happening
Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said in a statement that Apple would experience a supercycle with the upcoming iPhone 8. It is expected to happen in October, when the phone is released, rather than the usual September launch.
Supercycle is a phenomenon where owners of older iPhones are deliberately withholding a phone purchase because they are waiting for a major upgrade. The iPhone 8 is expected to bring around 10% sales bump, according to previous reports.
The top-notch iPhone 8 is projected to cost more than $1000. The extra bucks are expected to get you an OLED panel, wireless charging and 3D sensor for Augmented Reality. There are also rumors for the in-screen fingerprint sensor, but we might see the scanner implemented in the power key.
Average sales price of iPhones is predicted to jump to a record high of $775, with 62% of the shipments being for the iPhone 8.
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- Mkdc
- 19 Nov 2017
- 5Mb
Lol, unlike your hypocrite self, like I said in the other post, my only point is to destroy blind Samsung supporters like yourself, and in this case, that techguy. You got destroyed once again, anonymous 0xls.
- Anonymous
- 18 Nov 2017
- 0xI
This is the prime example of you being overly defensive of apple. There are so many wrongs in this post and you twist everything in your favor. Look, I'll say again, if you don't want to ruin your credibility, then stop or I'll call you out on your b...
- AnonD-473962
- 20 Jul 2017
- d$d
I know fella, it was (I thought) laden with sarcasm.....
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