As Easter approaches, Apple comes close to a significant sales milestone – the sales of 20 million iPhones.
Analysts polled by Fortune’s Philip Elmer-DeWitt are showing up to 19 million iPhone sold i the first calendar quarter of the year. The estimates range from as low as 13.24 million units (Goldman Sachs’ Bill Schope) to an astounding 19.80 million iPhones (Jeff Fidacaro of Susquehanna).
Quarterly revenues could match the $26.74 billion filed in the holiday quarter ($13.5 billion in the year-ago quarter). iPods are expected to remain on par with the 7.33 million units shipped last quarter, and Macs are nearing four million units.
Good news for all of us! To read more, check out the original report over at 9to5Mac.
