Consumers are keenly interested in the next generation of iPhone products

According to the latest survey conducted by analysts at RBC Capital Markets, rumors that Apple's iPhone, which has a bigger display, will not be available until the autumn of this year, but people are still interested in it strong.

RBC's survey of 4,000 consumers shows that half of consumers who plan to upgrade their handsets in the next three months are intent on buying a new iPhone, and a quarter of consumers in this segment say that at 4.7 inches Display and 5.5 displays in the two new iPhone, they would rather spend more than $ 100 to buy the latter.

Overall, consumers are keen on the next generation of iPhone products. Seventy-four percent of respondents said they knew that Apple might hold a new iPhone launch in the fall, while 50% said they were interested in choosing Apple for the next cellphone. In the new generation of iPhone, the main concern of respondents is the performance improvement and larger display.

The finding is similar to the one released by Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt. In a report, McCourt said consumers are paying as much as $ 100 to buy larger display phones.

Analysts expect sales of the next-generation big-screen iPhone to rise sharply as consumers upgrade to larger screens. RBC expects iPhone sales growth will be 15% to 20%. In addition to the iPhone 6, Apple will launch later this year iWatch smart watches and new iPad series. As Eddy Cue, an Apple executive, put it, the new product this year will be the best of his 25 years at Apple. (Lee Road)