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iPad Mini Ship Times Drop to 3-5 Days on US, Canada, Australia, China, Hong Kong Apple Online Stores

Friday January 25, 2013 2:06 PM PST by Jordan Golson

iPad Mini ship times have dropped to 3-5 days at a number of Apple Online Stores around the world, including the U.S., Canadian, Australia, New Zealand, Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Japanese outlets. This was first noticed by iPhoneinCanada.ca.

The most notable exception to the shipping time improvement is the European stores, which have a 2 week lead time.

During its first quarter conference call, Apple executives noted that the iPad mini was constrained for the entire holiday quarter. The company believes it can achieve supply/demand balance on the mini by the end of the March quarter.

Top Rated Comments

Baklava

154 months ago

Waiting 4 Retina!

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Baklava

154 months ago

You're not the only one! I just hope I don't have to wait until October for it.

Same here. In an other rumour it was predicted the updated mini will released March. Please, let it be true!

Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

dampfnudel

154 months ago

Same here. In an other rumour it was predicted the updated mini will released March. Please, let it be true!

It doesn't make sense for Apple to release all of their iOS devices in Sept/Oct. with nothing of significance being released the first half of 2013 so that's why I think there's hope for a March iPad release and possibly the iPhone in June.

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AppleGuesser

154 months ago

Seems like dropping that child labour didn't have much effect on the waiting times :)

Wow, you went there....

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mrsir2009

154 months ago

Seems like dropping the PZ supplier didn't have much effect on the waiting times.

Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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