This may include advertisements from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. Sony slammed the brakes on orders for a ZV-E 10 mirrorless vlogging camera, a ZV-E 10 mirrorless vlogging camera, amid the shortage of the vital component needed in many tech gadgets. The Japanese electronics giant posted a notice via its notice board earlier this month that the shortage caused a delay in procurement of parts for its digital imaging products. It said it deeply apologises for the delay. Sony is not the only electronics company that is experiencing problems with its products and services. Customers who ordered its new EOS R 3 would have to wait up to half a year before they can receive their orders, according to Canon. The chip crunch has hurt production across a number of industries, including cars, consumer appliances, personal computers and smartphones. In October, it was reported that phone sales fell by six percent due to the shortage, which has been blamed for an ongoing supply chain issue brought about by the Pandemic.
We have already seen short supplies of the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 games consoles. The chip shortage and supply chain constraints have resulted in the consoles being unable to stay in scarce ground well into 2022, according to Phil Spencer, Xbox head. The chip shortage is at a legitimate roadblock, according to Ben Stanton, the head of Nintendo Switch sales forecast for the fiscal year was down by 1.5 million on November 4 due to the effects of the global semi-conductor shortage. He said that chip manufacturers are increasing prices to disincentivize over-ordering in an effort to close the gap between demand and supply. READ MORE: Elon Musk's dire warning civilisation is going to crumble''