A shortage of internal components such as IC chips and PCBs has been blamed for the delay.
The component makers said that due to this it is unlikely that the worldwide shortage will be eased this year.
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An expected boost in the number of Nintendo Wiis, initially slated for June, has been held up, according to Digitimes.
A shortage of internal components such as IC chips and PCBs has been blamed for the delay.
The component makers said that due to this it is unlikely that the worldwide shortage will be eased this year.
A shortage of internal components such as IC chips and PCBs has been blamed for the delay.
The component makers said that due to this it is unlikely that the worldwide shortage will be eased this year.
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