Many
customers will have to wait three to four weeks to get their hands on
Apple Inc's larger screen iPhone 6 Plus after pre-orders for Sept. 19
delivery were booked out within hours.
The smaller 4.7-inch iPhone 6 is still available for delivery on Sept. 19, Apple's website showed...
Apple's iPhone 6 Plus, which has a 5.5-inch display, goes on sale in U.S. stores on Sept. 19.
Websites of Apple's carrier partners, Verizon Wireless , AT&T and Sprint Corp , also showed delays of up to six weeks.
Suppliers
to Apple were scrambling to get enough screens ready for the new
iPhones as the need to redesign a key component disrupted panel
production, supply chain sources told Reuters last month.
It
was unclear whether the hiccup could limit the number of phones
initially available to consumers, the sources said at the time.
Apple's
Chinese customers may also have to wait until the year-end before they
can buy the iPhone 6. Apple is yet to set a release date for China, the
world's biggest smartphone market.
Apple unveiled its latest iPhones along with a watch and a mobile payments service on Tuesday.
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