According to key Apple executives Peter Oppenheimer and Ron Johnson, despite Apple's efforts to keep supplies in line with iPhone 4 demands, they just can't do it. Chris Whitemore, a Deutsche Bank analyst who recently met up with the two execs, says "iPhone 4 demand remains very robust and despite efforts to close the supply-demand imbalance and the continued supply ramp, Apple still cannot meet iPhone demand."
And we hear them. Despite rumors to the contrary, we haven't seen iPhone 4s on Apple shelves for months now, and Apple's online store lists that the phone is shipping in three weeks. Even the highly in-demand iPad is readily available. Will this hurt Apple, or boost sales because of high demand? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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