Foxconn says iPhone 5 is 'the most difficult device' it's ever assembled
By
Victor Oshiro |
Posted
October 17, 2012
at
05:45PM
An official with Foxconn has explained that Apple's new iPhone 5 is the most difficult device the company has ever had to assemble, leading to constraints in production. Workers have indicated that the soft metal shell of the iPhone 5 is prone to scratches in all phases of assembly, which makes it difficult to deliver a perfect final unit. As a result, fewer aluminum chassis can pass through the tightened quality control standards.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/12/10/17/foxconn-says-iphone-5-is-the-most-difficult-device-its-ever-assembled
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