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Mac beats out Windows in October

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Boo-ya! Apple took the top honors in terms of desktop and laptop retail sales in the U.S. in October, according to market research firm NPD Group. As reported on CNET, the iMac line (refreshed in October) and laptops occupied some of the top slots in the list.




During the month of October, the new 21.5-inch iMac was the best-selling desktop computer, with the awe-inspiring 27-inch model in third place. Stephen Baker, who is NPD's vice president of industry analysys, told CNET that Apple was helped by a rather dismal month for Windows desktops, since retailers were pushing existing inventory prior to the launch of Microsoft's Windows 7.

In the laptop list, the 13-inch MacBook Pro model was the number one seller, with three other MacBooks filling the number 8, 9, and 10 spots for October laptop sales. NPD's numbers are pulled from online and retail store sales figures, but don't account for direct sales from the manufacturer to consumers.

source: tuaw.com

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Comments(2)

Not surprising!

By Mark on 07.12.2009 - 00:12
people were waiting for windows 7, that why sale drop during that period.

Indeed

By Gooloo on 07.12.2009 - 01:12
it would be like saying the zune sold better than ipod the week before the new ipods are announced.

i like both platforms, but these kinds of numbers are meaningless.


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