Decoding Apple serials (where & when hardware was assembled) …
Sep 11, 2021 · Decoding Apple serials (where & when hardware was assembled, 1983–2021); and Apple Model Numbers, 1977–present Last updated: 08 September 2024 OVERVIEW This WikiPost describes the serial number syntax used for all Apple hardware between 1983 and April 2021*. Especial care is given to...
F in Apple serial number | MacRumors Forums
Apr 17, 2011 · But a serial number starting with F is a factory, there is F1, F2, FK, those are Foxconn. Reactions: jdogg836 , Jackbequickly , wine99 and 1 other person canuckRus
Are Apple Stores really out of stock of iPhone 16 Pro?
Mar 16, 2009 · To my surprise, all 12 of the Apple Stores in the Houston area are basically out of every model iPhone 16 Pro according to the Apple Store App. However the regular iPhone 16 in every color and storage is available at all of them. Is online inventory accurate and is the supply of iPhone 16 Pro...
Why is Hitachi on my mac? - MacRumors Forums
Jul 31, 2016 · It's common for most products to have components sourced and manufactured by third-party companies. You''ll probably find that many components in your Macbook Pro will have parts manufactured by Samsung, Foxconn, LG, Hitachi, Toshiba etc
Tim Cook at CEO Summit in China to Talk Supply Chain, Trade Issues
May 8, 2015 · Companies like Foxconn would take quite the hit if Apple, who is one of their biggest customers, suddenly cut their iPhone orders by two thirds or something crazy like that. I think we in the US would be hurt more for sure but not exclusively.
Custom Front USB 3.0 PCB | MacRumors Forums
Nov 7, 2018 · After learning a lot from the great people on this forum and upgrading a couple of MacPro 4,1 and 5,1 with new CPUs, Vega video cards, NVMe and a lot more good stuff I just want to participate myself by providing a hopefully interesting upgrade that I have not seen before (at least not without a...
Leaked Apple Memo Warns Employees About Leaking Info to Media
Apr 13, 2018 · Apple recently posted a "lengthy" cautionary memo on its internal website that uses aggressive scare tactics to warn employees against leaking details about future products to the media, reports Bloomberg. In 2017, Apple said it caught 29 leakers and that 12 of those people were arrested...