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Apple has changed the lead ship times for the iPad on their online store to 7 to 10 business days.

Any indications on the reason behind this?
 
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For the same reason as my post here. Simply too much demand and not enough product made to meet that demand.
 
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The question is where in the link is there a bottleneck? Do they simply not have the manufacturing resources to meet demand or is a shortage on certain components?

I would assume that if it isn't a component shortage that they could ramp up production to meet demand.
 
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The bottleneck as far as I know it is, they can't make the multitouch screens fast enough to meet the current demand.
 
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The bottleneck as far as I know it is, they can't make the multitouch screens fast enough to meet the current demand.
But the iPad is Phailed!!!!1111onoenoneone There can't be a shortage for a product that everyone hates :p
 
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But the iPad is Phailed!!!!1111onoenoneone There can't be a shortage for a product that everyone hates :p

A word of advice to you. Trolling on random forums does not make you popular.
 
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A word of advice to you. Trolling on random forums does not make you popular.
I was pointing out the iPad appears to be quite a success despite initial pessimism from many saying that it would be Steve Jobs' greatest mistake in recent history.

Maybe a failure at humour. But does it really qualify as trolling on a pro-Mac forum? I even had a smiley at the end to denote the less than serious tone in case the text wasn't hyperbolic enough to already indicate this :Confused:
 
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yeah it's really hard to show sarcasm on a forum. Unfortunately. And it's often mistaken for trolling or somethnig else
 

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