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Apple's Q2 2007 Financial Earnings - 1.517 Million Macs Sold
On Wednesday April 25, 2007, Apple Inc released financial results for its fiscal 2007 second quarter (Q2). Apple sold a total of 1.517 million Macs during the quarter representing 36 percent growth in Macs versus the year ago quarter.
1.517 Million Macs Sold
The breakdown of Mac shipments type was as follows:- Portables sales: 891,000
- Desktop sales: 626,000
Mac Unit Breakdowns by Region and Operating Segment:
- Americas: 494,000
- Europe: 316,000
- Japan: 82,000
- Retail: 154,000
- Other Segments: 66,000
- Shipments of 1,517,000 Macintosh computers, a 36.4 percent increase in units compared to the year-ago quarter (2006)
- Down from the 1,606,000 sold last quarter (Q1 2007)
- Portables sales: up 79 percent compared to the year ago quarter
- Desktop sales: up 2 percent compared to the year ago quarter
- International sales accounted for 43 percent of the quarter's total revenue
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