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To: iggyl who wrote (1970)2/6/2011 12:18:44 PM
From: sylvester80  Read Replies (4) of 3170
 
Debunk this you lying iSheep...

"During Apple's fiscal 2011 Q1 earnings call earlier this month, executives revealed that the quarter ended with 4-6 weeks of iPad inventory, up about 525,000 units. Let's do some quickie math. Apple shipped 7.331 MILLION iPads over 12 weeks, which works out to about 610,917 units per week. Assuming that sales rate -- and presumably with iPad selling so well Apple might calculate for even more -- four weeks works out to more than 2.4 MILLION and six weeks to, well, why bother? Let's be super generous to Apple here and just call actual sales somewhere around 5 MILLION units, when subtracting four estimated weeks of inventory."

That says that actual iCRAP SOLD units were actually some 2.4 MILLION to 3.7 MILLION LESS than reported... instead of the SHIPPED to stores numbers that Apple used...

...the iCRAP is losing massive market share to Android... and that's with just Froyo and only the Galaxy Tab (a 7" form factor that dumbass fascist dictator Jobs said it will never sell and has taken 20% market share from his iCRAP in just 3 months.. LMAO)... just imagine the slaughetr the iCRAP will suffer at the hands of the flood of Honeycomb tablets that's starting this month... OH MY!!!!

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