Apple Black Friday Mac Sales 'Better Than Expected': Analyst (AAPL)

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imacs.jpgApple (AAPL) didn't offer deep discounts on its Macs or iPods during last week's "Black Friday" sale, and it didn't offer any discount on iPhones. But Mac sales were "better than expected," Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster says in a note today, and iPhone sales were "as expected."

Munster's team spent 10 hours counting Mac and iPhone sales in five Apple stores last Friday. They calculated:

  • Mac sales averaged 13 per hour, up from 2 per hour in early November.
  • iPhone sales averaged 3.4 per hour, up from 1.3 per hour in early November. Friday's iPhone sales numbers are "likely understated" because they missed some iPhone gift card sales.

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Constable Odo said:
You have got to be kidding. Five stores where? In the 59th St. Cube Store in Manhattan, maybe. I'd love to know where they went to check out the BF sales. Still, it won't make a bit of difference. Are they going to use this information to get investors to purchase Apple stock or to hold the investors that were teased with a $200 Apple share price of last year?

I doubt if anyone wants Apple stock or Mapple stock.

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