iPhone 5: the new iPhone CDMA could also be sold in China

Yesterday we discussed the possibility that if Apple was going to launch CDMA iPhone in 2011 or the expected iPhone 5 , of similar design to the iPhone 4, one of the company was extending her web by Asian and South America. It seems that now, the news is confirmed.

According to a report by the South China Morning Post, the Asian country's third operator, China Telecom, is making plans to offer the new iPhone next year when I finish the exclusivity agreement that Apple maintains right now with China Unicom ' s.
Although China has not confirmed whether Telecom will begin selling the CDMA iPhone next year, sources in the South China Morning Post ensure that the operator has conducted intensive negotiations with both the supplier of the chips, Qualcomm, and Apple for sure the distribution of the new iPhone.
CDMA
The new iPhone is CDMA (Division Multiple Access Codes) precisely wireless technology used by two of the biggest U.S. operators, Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Corporation, and by the third Chinese operator, China Telecom. Only with these data we can imagine the millions of iPhone CDMA that will be needed to meet the demand of these operators. In addition, some financial analysts JP Morgan, dare to venture dates. Specifically, Mark Moskowitz suggests that the Verizon CDMA iPhone will be launched in early 2011 and China Telecom in the early to mid 2011. The basis on which the assessment is made that there was a leak in the supply chain of the components of iPhone.

iPhone equals success

Clearly a marketed by China Telecom iPhone would be a great success for the Asian company as it already sold over 240,000 iPhone 4 in the early days of marketing. It seems that with the new Apple success is assured though the operator is almost more disturbing to cope with the demand, before the avalanche of requests. Moreover, China Mobile Limited, the largest wireless service provider in the world, has asked Apple making an iPhone version that is compatible with its technology, TD-SCDMA. And for any operator, to market an iPhone is a safe bet. Photo.