macnn
07/21/2008, 6:00pm, EDT
Monday, July 21st
Apple retail: sells 476K Macs, 32m visitors
Apple on Monday posted its most impressive June quarter so far, with the company's retail front showing a 58-percent increase in sales and 32 million visitors, up 10 million from the year ago quarter. Sales of Macs through the stores sat at 476,000, up 44-percent from the year-ago quarter. The average revenue per store – based on a mean of 211 stores – was seen to be $6.8 million.
Over the quarter, Apple opened eight stores, for a current total of 216, with plans to have 242 stores by year-end. Apple expressed excitement over opening its first store in Beijing, with the company also looking forward to openings in Switzerland and Germany.
Filed under: computers, industry, Apple
Other story tags: retail, store, sales
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No...
In continuing the FUD from the previous week's iPhone article... surely, these numbers can't be correct right? They must be fudging right? They must be counting just the amount of merchandise ordered and not actual sales right? Something's amiss!
LOL, Apple's dead, sell the stock.
Another MS troll at work
I see that its just another MS troll hard at work spending your MS office and MS windows dollars.
Oh well. Actually everyone is saying that Apple is growing by 35 to 45 percent each quarter while the pc companies are doing good to make 15 % growth.
Just a thought.
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