Posts Tagged ‘Apple’
Apple supplier Pegatron hit by China plant blast
TAIPEI (Reuters) – Apple Inc supplier Pegatron Corp’s plant in Shanghai was rocked by an explosion over the weekend, the latest in a series of incidents that spotlights safety concerns at factories in China. The explosion at the plant, which belongs to Pegatron subsidiary Riteng Computer Accessory Co and is located in Shanghai’s Songjiang industrial park, injured 61, including 23 workers who had …
Apple supplier Pegatron reports blast at Shanghai plant
TAIPEI (Reuters) – Apple Inc supplier Pegatron Corp reported a small explosion at a subsidiary’s plant in Shanghai over the weekend that it said had injured 61 workers, the latest in a series of incidents that have spotlighted safety concerns at factories in China.
iPad 3 To Get Thinner, Have Sharper Display
Image via Wikipedia Apple is dealing Sharp into its iPad and iPHone business in a big way, Peter Misek, at Jefferies & Co., wrote in a note to investors Tuesday. Misek believes Sharp began production of high resolution displays for the next iPad began two weeks ago, and that Sharp will [...]
Apple to Overhaul IPhone, IPad
Apple is planning to “completely overhaul” several of its products, according to sources in the company’s supply chain, as rumors about new products begin to heat up once again. The Cupertino, Calif.-based company will drastically change the iPad, iPhone, iMac and MacBook Air in 2012, according to a Digitimes report. Apple [...]
iPad 3 to launch late 2012?
The next generation of Apple Inc.’s iconic iPad tablet computer may come in March 2012, but will not likely be called the iPad 3.
Thai floods, hard drive shortage threaten PC sales
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – A looming shortage of hard drives caused by floods in Thailand threatens to disrupt computer manufacturers as soon as December and hurt tech giants like Intel, Apple and Dell.
Thai floods, hard drive shortage threaten PC sales
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – A looming shortage of hard drives caused by floods in Thailand threatens to disrupt computer manufacturers as soon as December and hurt tech giants like Intel, Apple and Dell.
In Thailand flooding, computer industry takes a hit; hard drive production whacked
SAN FRANCISCO — The personal computer industry, already reeling from depressed demand, has been dealt another setback: Massive flooding in Thailand has curtailed production of a critical component — computer storage drives. Factories producing a third of the country’s hard drives have temporarily closed as flooding has gradually spread since August. Prices have spiked, and Apple warned that its …
