10 Million CDMA iPhones Already On Order?

on 05/13/2010, filed in Home > Apple

You might remember the recent rumor of the CDMA iPhone that is being built by Pegatron, and now DigiTimes is reporting that the company could be expected to deliver up to 10 million devices per year, something that Verizon subscribers should be quite happy to hear about, after all, it wouldn’t be very nice if the iPhone were to be released on Verizon, only for it to be followed by a shortage, right? Couple this with the rumors that Landor is busy working on an iPhone campaign for Verizon, and it seems that the rumblings of a Verizon CDMA iPhone are getting pretty hard to ignore, don’t you think?

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