Apple breaks revenue, iPhone, and iPad records in Q1

Although recent numbers have shown Apple loosing market share in most of the markets, its quarterly report paints a different picture. The last quarter of 2013 was the best so far for Apple.

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The company managed to ship a whopping 51 million iPhones in the quarter, a new record. Apple hasn’t revealed the 5s, 5c breakdown, but has admitted the sales of the latter have been somewhat disappointing. Still the numbers prove that the company won’t be just swept away with the green wave and can hold its ground pretty well even in tough competition.
Apple also managed to ship 26 million iPads in the same period, which is again an all time high figure. More good news came from Mac sales, whihc reached 4.8 million in the quarter. Although, the iPod sales were down 55 percent year on year.
Still it was a positive picture on the whole for the Cupertino giant, with net revenues of $57.6 billion. The profit was relatively flat at $13.1 billion. For the next quarter, the company expects a revenue of $42-44 billion.

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