- Apple sold more than 10.5 million iPods in the first three months of 2007, helping the US technology firm to record an 88% increase in profits.
- Profits rose to $770m (£384m) from $410m for the same period last year.
- Apple's sales to soar from $4.3bn to $5.2bn.
- Demand for iPods is up 24% on the same time last year while sales of Macintosh computers rose by 36%, with more than one and half million sold.
Friday, April 27, 2007
Article Summary: 'iPods and Macs lift Apple profits'
The key points of this article (published on Wednesday 25th April 2007, BBC News) are:
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