Apple sold 2 million iPads in less than 60 days since the tablet’s launch on April 3, the company said. It took 2 years for the iPod to reach the 2-millionth mark, and about 4 months to sell its 2 millionth iPhone. In fact, it took the hugely successful iPhone 74 days just to reach the 1-millionth mark.
The Apple juggernaut is rolling on, leaving fellow tech companies in the dust. The shares are rising even as Microsoft, Google, HP, IBM, eBay, Amazon, Yahoo are diminishing in market value.
Apple sells 2 million iPads in less than 60 days
The company is hitting the headlines every few days. Apple first launched the iPad in the US on 3 Apr, achieved its first million sales of the iPad on 3 May after merely 28 days, released the iPad to 9 countries worldwide on 28 May, has now announced its two millionth iPad milestone on 31 May, will be speaking at the All Things Digital D8 Conference in Los Angeles on 1 Jun, and will probably unveil the new iPhone during the WWDC on 7 Jun. The momentum of the steam engine that is Apple does not seem likely to ebb in the near future.
5000 new Apps have already been released for the iPad, while most of the more than 200,000 Apps already on the App Store can be run on the iPad, including those already purchased for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
