Higher Mac and iPod shipments have contributed to Apple posting higher-than-expected quarterly results, writes Silicon.com. The firm reported revenues of $7.46bn and net profits of $1.19 for its third fiscal quarter, ending 28 June. Mac sales rose 41% with 2.5m units shipped while iPod sales were up 12% to 11m units shipped. Sales for the […]
Higher Mac and iPod shipments have contributed to Apple posting higher-than-expected quarterly results, writes Silicon.com. The firm reported revenues of $7.46bn and net profits of $1.19 for its third fiscal quarter, ending 28 June. Mac sales rose 41% with 2.5m units shipped while iPod sales were up 12% to 11m units shipped. Sales for the iPhone reached 717,000 during the period.
From Silicon.com: http://www.silicon.com, 22/07/2008
Apple: http://www.apple.com
