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It does seem likely that this is a case of a bit of column A, a bit of column B. Apple very well may have unrealistic demands, but I believe it's also likely t
by kitsunesoba 3y ago
It does seem likely that this is a case of a bit of column A, a bit of column B.
Apple very well may have unrealistic demands, but I believe it's also likely that Wistron may not have dealt with the level of QC, precision, and consistency that is expected of Apple products and based their estimates on experiences of working with more typical hardware companies.
- dfox 3y agoWistron is large part of the reason why IBM/Lenovo ThinkPads are regarded as some kind of etalon of quality and repairability. I assume that most of the issue there is misunderstanding of how to run a factory in India and how is that different from both Far East and Europe.