Sources Point to a Limited Availability of Apple Watch at launch

The problems with the production of Apple Watch will continue but the clock on time for your appointment April 24. Usual in each new release of Apple and the next Apple Watch was not going to be no exception. As we reported a few days ago, the Cupertino Company is facing serious problems with the production of its new device, but it seems that not ultimately prevent smart watch can see the next day April 24 in nine countries release announced.

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Some rumors have indicated that the yield rate of production right now would be found close to 30%, an abnormally low number and would imply that Apple Watch 100 passing through the production chain, only 30 of them would present no type of error. However, new sources have indicated that, although the rate of return is not as high as Apple would like, it is highly unlikely that is so low to poor launch month.

A person close to the logistical plans Apple has recently revealed that due to the large amount of new technology built into the device, the company has faced production problems in “each stage of development.” Specifically, the new OLED display and the large number of components to enter into such a small space would be the main headaches manufacturers Apple Watch.

However, this source has indicated that, although the Smartwatch could come with some performance issues for launch, there will be something out of the ordinary that has not happened with previous product launches, especially those that premiered category. The result of all this is that we may have a limited availability of Apple Watch at launch; a situation will improve in the coming weeks.

The OLED display and miniaturization would be the main problems in the production of Apple Watch

As you know, the Apple Watch hit the market next April 24 but those interested can start testing from April 10 at Apple Store in the nine countries that are part of the initial launch. For the rest of official dates, the company has not yet revealed when the second wave of launch will take place, but imagine that this will profoundly determined by the evolution of the production of Watch in the coming weeks. Do you think that production problems limit sales of Apple Watch at launch?

Via 9to5mac