According to analyst Peter Misek with Canaccord Adams, production issues involved with the iPad could not only limit the launch of the device to only 300,000 units, it could even cause a one month delay in the arrival of the iPad to the marketplace. Due to this, Misek is also assuming that Apple’s third quarter sales of the device will be lower than expected at only 550,000 due to the possible production delay. That said, he believes that Apple will sell 1.2 million by the end of the 2010 fiscal year and 3.5 million by the end of 2011.
Misek had this to say:
The upcoming iPad launch may be somewhat limited as a manufacturing bottleneck has impacted production of Apple’s newest device. An unspecified production problem at the iPad’s manufacturer, Hon Hai Precision, will likely limit the launch region to the US and the number of units available to roughly 300K in the month of march, far lower than the company’s initial estimate of 1,000K units.
It will certainly be interesting to see if this is, in fact, the case. While a limited amount of units for sales is more likely, a production delay would mark the first time in a while Apple has pushed back a deadline on a hardware product (and I’m sure Steve Jobs wouldn’t be happy about that). On the upside, however, is that a delay in the sales of the device would allow developers more time to fine tune their applications for the device (at least on the simulator).
That said, the possible wait may still be somewhat painful for people eagerly waiting for this product.
Via [Apple Insider]
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