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"Apple component supplier Pegatron dismissed reports that iPad mini demand is stuttering to a halt.\nBloomberg journalist Tim Culpan reported that Pegatron CEO Jason Cheng said iPad mini revenues had dropped and were \u201Cmore on demand, while the price has been stable.\" \nJust one day after that report, Cheng is now accusing Culpan of twisting his words. Cheng wrote in an email to Fortune:\n\nWe held our Institutional Investors Conference yesterday, and gave out a guidance of our 2Q13 business outlook.\nThe category of Consumer Electronic Product includes game consoles, LCD TV, ePaper readers, tablet products, and some others. We put all tablet products in this category, but have never broken down to detail numbers for specific products nor customers.\nAfter the meeting, one reporter from Bloomberg approached me, trying to dig out detail numbers about some specific product. I clearly refused to comment on specific products, nor customers, even though he continued with other questions. I did say those words that he quotes me in the article. But I did not say anything associated with any specific products.\nNo indication, nor hint for specific products or customers' has been our principle and guideline for any public events such as investors conference. There are always speculations after these meetings.\n\nApple is expected to launch a cheaper new iPad mini in Q3 of this year, but has reportedly delayed the Retina Display model\nImage via Sean Gallup/Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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