Analyst Yair Reiner of Oppenheimer speculates that Apple’s iPhone launch day sales checked in at an astounding 1.5 million units. Here’s how he arrived at that number:
600,000 pre-ordered in the U.S. plus 100,000 non- reserved units sold day of at Apple stores (average 500 per store) plus 50,000 sold into Best Buy (~45 per store, according to our checks). Then multiply by two for international.
Meanwhile, analyst Gene Munster interviewed a few hundred folks at Apple Stores over the past few days and came up with the following data.
77% of the iPhone 4 buyers were upgrading from previous models. That’s up from 56% in 2009 and 38% in 2008. 16% of buyers were switching carriers to AT&T 28% of iPhone 4 purchasers already owned an iPad Of the 72% that did not own an iPad, 39% indicated that they would likely purchase one in the next 12 months
via Fortune
Fri, Jun 25, 2010
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