Apple News & Updates: Company Delays Release Of AirPods Wireless For iPhone 7 Mac Event

By Nataly Mendoza - 27 Oct '16 07:43AM
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The news is that AirPods sales won't be available for October 27, the company claims that they won't be ready for this month, and have to wait a little more time, according to TechCrunch a few hours before the public event.

Some words by representatives shared to the press,

"The early response to Airpods has been incredible. We don't believe in shipping a product before it's ready and we need a little more time before AirPods are ready for our customers" referred the same article quoting an Apple spokesperson.

Initially, AirPods were first announced in September to be public, for the audience with the Mac computer new line. Before that, they considered the first accessory device to be postponement on 2010 to release the iPhone 4, later shipping a year ahead because of a production problem in 2011, so the case with iTunes 11, promising in a different time then launch date relates Bloomberg Technology released article.

Even Apple's received early reviews with criticism, is right that these wireless headphones are considered a positive step in pair with the iPhone 7 innovative properties, on been different than traditional Bluetooth earbuds. Since they count with a W1 chip that makes switching between devices more easy compare to other headphones like with Bluetooth use, says 9TO5Mac .

Considering the recent events with the leaked images of new Mac Book Pro features the expectation are high and uncertain for the audience looking for better sales options once available to purchase and just a day before event  but it's true that Apple is incorporating for this event half a dozen new technologies including other wireless devices like bespoke wireless chip it's important to say that the final products are in customer ready to lunch and that's what the audience expect to find in Thursday event but  sure is full of surprises. Let's see what's coming.

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