WSJ: no Romeo emitters for Face ID's Juliet modules equals iPhone X delays

Here we go again. Yesterday, supply chain sources became worried about the low yield of the iPhone X's structured light emitter used in its Face ID recognition set at the front of the handset. Today, Wall Street Journal corroborates the supply constraint story for the modules, dubbed Romeo, and predicts more delays to the iPhone X production going forward. 

Given how many people are holding back from buying a new iPhone precisely because of the X, any further postponement of shipments is likely to translate unfavorably to Apple's quarterly results, not to ...