Who Would Not Envy Apple?

One market analyst involved in electronic components industry said apple is already the envy of a lot of companies after apple on Tuesday reported record sales and profits for the last three months of 2010 that far exceeded analysts’ bullish forecasts. However, consumers around the world are flocking into the company’s stores and other outlets to snap up iPhones and iPads at a dizzying rate. Who would laugh when the smart phones or other electronic products are full of all streets? I think the answer is more than apple or Nokia. We should not forget the electronic parts market.

“The participants on this year’s annual meeting for high quality electronic components suppliers are twice as many as those on last year’s.” One organizer of HQEW.NET said on last Friday’s annual meeting. The sales rate on smart electronic products is continuing climbing, and more and more suppliers are concerning on product quality improvement, which shows a signal that there is still more room to go for our electronic components traders worldwide. In addition, as one of the consumer products, electronic product is playing a more and more important role in people’s daily life, because it has been become a kind of fashion symbols. Some said hanging out without carrying the newest technology products in your hands is just like wearing an out of style dress on a fashion party. However, the larger demand on electronic products, the larger demand on electronic components. Therefore, who would not envy Apple? Obviously, it is electronic part industry, which is also laughing behind the apple stores.

Mr. Cook, one of apple’s top executive said he felt good about the progress Apple had made in meeting iPhone demand and added: “It is not enough. We are working around the clock to build more.” Yes, it is a year for that fruit “apple”, but it is also another year for electronic components industry.