17 October 2011

A visual representation of iPhone launches | TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Remember just about two weeks ago, when some naysayers were sure that the iPhone 4S wasn't going to sell because it wasn't a totally new design and wasn't that different from the iPhone 4? As you learned on TUAW this morning, Apple sold four million of the new phones over the weekend. Federico Vittici over at MacStories.net created a nice visual representation of just how successful the launch of the iPhone 4S really was.

via www.tuaw.com

The pundits are such idiots - they said that Apple stumbled because it wasn't an iPhone 5 -- but if they talked to any iPhone user with a pre-4 machine, they would have seen the demand was there.

Oct 17, 2011 9:05:10 AM

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