r*y
2 楼
Taiwan's Central News Agency reports (via Patently Apple) that Apple's
manufacturing partner Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision, is currently
working with Apple to test several designs for an Apple television set in
the range of 46-55 inches.
Hon Hai, the world's largest contract electronics maker, has declined to
respond to the reports, saying that it never comments on specific business
deals with any single client.
However, the Hon Hai source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the
initial phase of tests on the TVs has kicked off.
Nevertheless, the source said it is unlikely that shipments of the
appliances will begin as soon as the end of next year.
The source claims that Apple may be looking to show off its new television
products at CES next month in Las Vegas, but that seems difficult to believe
given Apple's penchant for avoiding trade shows and for holding its own
media events to introduce its products as close as possible to launch. With
the report apparently claiming that Apple's television sets are unlikely to
launch in 2013 and other recent claims that Apple's television projects are
being slowed by difficult content negotiations, there would be little chance
of Apple showing off anything at CES.
The report notes that using displays in the claimed range of 46-55 inches
gives Apple flexibility in deciding on one or more vendors to supply LCD
panels for the television sets. Foxconn has worked closely with Sharp and
has made an investment in a Sharp LCD factory, but the report's source
indicates that it is unlikely that Sharp panels will be used in the Apple
television set.
http://www.macrumors.com
manufacturing partner Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision, is currently
working with Apple to test several designs for an Apple television set in
the range of 46-55 inches.
Hon Hai, the world's largest contract electronics maker, has declined to
respond to the reports, saying that it never comments on specific business
deals with any single client.
However, the Hon Hai source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the
initial phase of tests on the TVs has kicked off.
Nevertheless, the source said it is unlikely that shipments of the
appliances will begin as soon as the end of next year.
The source claims that Apple may be looking to show off its new television
products at CES next month in Las Vegas, but that seems difficult to believe
given Apple's penchant for avoiding trade shows and for holding its own
media events to introduce its products as close as possible to launch. With
the report apparently claiming that Apple's television sets are unlikely to
launch in 2013 and other recent claims that Apple's television projects are
being slowed by difficult content negotiations, there would be little chance
of Apple showing off anything at CES.
The report notes that using displays in the claimed range of 46-55 inches
gives Apple flexibility in deciding on one or more vendors to supply LCD
panels for the television sets. Foxconn has worked closely with Sharp and
has made an investment in a Sharp LCD factory, but the report's source
indicates that it is unlikely that Sharp panels will be used in the Apple
television set.
http://www.macrumors.com
w*j
3 楼
一上来邮箱就看见新一期的Cell上2篇BGI的Single-Cell Exome Sequencing
V5啊!
V5啊!
l*2
4 楼
美国,日本分公司都开了,生意作出过门不容易啊。。。
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