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"It appears that a big part of the difficulties are stemming from the quality requirements Apple has for the production of the iPhone Duo. One source said that suppliers are waiting for Apple to decide whether it will relax some of the quality requirements, which could accelerate production."
The difference between Apple and its competitors is that Apple refuses to compromise on component quality. By insisting on cutting-edge parts—such as the latest display technology from Samsung—rather than relying on older, proven tech, Apple ensures a superior final product. While this approach creates production challenges, it demonstrates a commitment to quality over rushing to market, which is ultimately a positive trait for consumers.
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"It appears that a big part of the difficulties are stemming from the quality requirements Apple has for the production of the iPhone Duo. One source said that suppliers are waiting for Apple to decide whether it will relax some of the quality requirements, which could accelerate production."
The difference between Apple and its competitors is that Apple refuses to compromise on component quality. By insisting on cutting-edge parts—such as the latest display technology from Samsung—rather than relying on older, proven tech, Apple ensures a superior final product. While this approach creates production challenges, it demonstrates a commitment to quality over rushing to market, which is ultimately a positive trait for consumers.