FBR Capital Markets predicts the iPhone 5 will begin production in Q3 featuring an 8MP camera and a Qualcomm CDMA-GSM chip, according to PCWorld.
In a research note, FBR says they expect about about 20 million iPhones will be produced in the third quarter with the iPhone 5 accounting for about 8 million of those.
OmniVision is predicted to be the supplier of an 8 megapixel CMOS sensor with Sony being a possible backup supplier.
Apple is said to be using integrated CDMA-GSM communication chips from Qualcomm for the upcoming device.
"Our contacts have confirmed to us that Qualcomm is replacing Intel as the baseband supplier, selling an integrated CDMA/WCDMA baseband," FBR wrote.
Yesterday the next generation iPhone's release date was pegged at November 21st by an unconfirmed source.
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In a research note, FBR says they expect about about 20 million iPhones will be produced in the third quarter with the iPhone 5 accounting for about 8 million of those.
OmniVision is predicted to be the supplier of an 8 megapixel CMOS sensor with Sony being a possible backup supplier.
Apple is said to be using integrated CDMA-GSM communication chips from Qualcomm for the upcoming device.
"Our contacts have confirmed to us that Qualcomm is replacing Intel as the baseband supplier, selling an integrated CDMA/WCDMA baseband," FBR wrote.
Yesterday the next generation iPhone's release date was pegged at November 21st by an unconfirmed source.
Read More [via 9to5Mac]