Apple sells 1 millionth iPhone
Written on September 10, 2007 by Josh Pigford and 4 people have commented
In just over 2 and half months (10 weeks and 4 days to be exact), Apple has sold its one millionth iPhone.
Apple’s goal was to sell 1 million iPhones by September and sure enough they hit their goal. Certainly the recent price drop helped push things a bit more in the past few days but only a few of those 74 days included the price drop.
An interesting fact here is that it took close to two years to sell the first million iPods.
#1 joecab says:Yeah but you gotta remind people that in the beginning iPods only worked with Macs, and we didn’t have as many mac users then as we have now. Still, 1 million that fast is pretty impressive; and we haven’t even hit the holiday season yet.
#2 PHP Encoder says:They should drop the price from the beginning to hit 1 millon I think.
#3 Mark says:Do you think the iPhone will ever cross over to any other carriers (like verizon) in the near future?
#4 minikperi says:Billy - You have raised some very good points. They are well reasoned. I wholeheartedly support your thesis that after all is considered that QT Pro should be either free or reduced in price.