The recession seems lucky period for Apple though there is no logical connection between the recession and Apple’s first quarter’s record revenues.
Apple released its first quarter results of record $10 billion revenues. The revenues have grown up with 6 percent compared to the previous quarter.
In addition, the profits for these revenues were reported to be around $1.6 billions, which have also increased from the profits last year, by 2 percent.
All the applause goes to Mac Laptop and iPod, which were sold at record levels this quarter. Around 2.5 million Macs were sold this quarter, up by 9 percent from the previous quarter. And the laptops contributed to 71 percent of the Macs sold by Apple.
Apple sold around 2.5 million iPods, and this is a record 3 percent increase amid the weak economy.
Apple sold around 4.4 million iPhones in 70 countries all around the world.
Apple released its first quarter results of record $10 billion revenues. The revenues have grown up with 6 percent compared to the previous quarter.
In addition, the profits for these revenues were reported to be around $1.6 billions, which have also increased from the profits last year, by 2 percent.
All the applause goes to Mac Laptop and iPod, which were sold at record levels this quarter. Around 2.5 million Macs were sold this quarter, up by 9 percent from the previous quarter. And the laptops contributed to 71 percent of the Macs sold by Apple.
Apple sold around 2.5 million iPods, and this is a record 3 percent increase amid the weak economy.
Apple sold around 4.4 million iPhones in 70 countries all around the world.
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