Lack of components because demand for ultra-thin notebooks increased

In the context of ultra-thin, ultra-light ultrabook computers initiated by Intel is still difficult to sell because the price is too high, notebook manufacturers have created a new way of creating ultra-thin notebook models like Ultrabook, but still have affordable prices at acceptable levels.

Immediately, the above direction proved to be correct, as the demand from the market for the aforementioned notebooks increased dramatically, causing a shortage of supply for thin screens and metal frames.

The traditional screen has a thickness of about 5.2-5.5mm, while the screen is only 3.6mm thick, while the 'ultra-thin' type on the ultrabook has a thickness of 2.85-3mm.

In early June, the supply for thin-screen monitors was severely shorted because manufacturers had a strong demand to meet the market.

Although screen supplies have tried to improve productivity, the problem has not improved much.

Meanwhile, the metal frame also continues to "be in stock," when Apple is ordering very positively, prompting manufacturers to make a tight schedule.

Currently two metal frame manufacturers are Catcher Technology and Foxconn Technology.