The past week we learned that are expected to offer Apple i-Watch to be limited at launch, and now according to a recent report, an analyst has received some information from the Apple supply chain, which is compatible with the limited availability of the device at launch.
We have heard previously that Apple is expected to begin production in January Apple Clock, when the device was announced, Apple announced that it will launch in early 2015.
According to the analyst Brian Blair of Rosenblatt Securities, Apple is expected to be able to produce about 15 million to launch smart watches, devices are being built by Quanta for Apple, and it seems the entry-level models will be the model more available at launch
It is expected that the new Apple i-watch models premium Apple versions including stainless steel and gold in limited quantities at launch.
Apple has announced that the sport entry level model will cost $ 349, the company has not yet revealed how much the other two devices are retailing for, although there are rumors that the Gold Edition Apple i-Watch could costing up to $ 5,000.
If Apple did not put the clock in Apple production in January, then we would expect that the device will go on sale at any later February or early on March.
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