Several major U.S. telecoms operations still fail to meet market demand for the retina version of the ipad mini

According to foreign media reports, several major U.S. telecoms operations are still unable to meet the market's demand for the retina version of the ipad Mini, and in the run-up to the holiday shopping season, three of the nation's four telecoms operators will have to wait a few weeks to deliver the product to the buyer after they accept orders from consumers to buy the product.

The retina version of the ipad mini will be delayed at least until December, according to CNET, the US telecom operator Verizon, At&t and T. Verizon delayed the delivery date to December 2, suggesting that the supply shortfall still restricts Apple's high-resolution 4G 7.9-inch Tablet PC. Previously, Verizon, the largest telecoms operator in the United States, set a delivery date of November 25, but its spokesman was unable to give a specific time to sell the equipment. As for At&t, the company's website says the retina version of the ipad mini will be shipped within 21 to 28 business days. and T to redeem the order time to wait until 6-8 weeks later.

While the mobile operator may not be able to get the full supply of the hot product, Apple has struggled to meet the supply of non-operator channel consumers, but it will have to wait 5-10 days to get delivery. Guo Mingchi, a prominent analyst at KGI Securities, said in a study sent to investors that Apple's OEM manufacturers would enter the mass production phase early next year, with shipments expected to grow by 102% in the next quarter.

On October 23 this year, Apple released the thinner and lighter ipad Air, which it said would start selling an upgraded version of the ipad mini in November. The upgraded version is the retina version of the ipad Mini, which was sold at a price of $399 in the US market. The retina version of the ipad mini is configured with a higher resolution, and the chip is also used in the ipad Air and iphone 5S A7.