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</div><p>A supply chain report out of Taiwan claims that Apple is facing significant yield problems with the 3D sensors used in the TrueDepth camera module of the <a href="
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Poor 3D sensor yields mean Apple may not fulfill all iPhone X preorders until early 2018 – report
