Apple cuts orders of iPhone 5C as consumers prefer 5S


TAIPEI/BEIJING: Apple Inc is cutting production orders for its plastic-backed iPhone 5C a month after launch, a source familiar with its supply chain said on Wednesday, fueling speculation the cheaper model of its main gadget may have been priced too high. 

Apple has asked one of its largest suppliers to increase production of the top-tier 5S, which went on sale at the same time, the Wall Street Journal reported. Analysts said this allayed concerns that the cheaper 5C will eat into premium sales and erode margins. 

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