Philip Elmer-DeWitt reprots for Fortune, “It took the iPod 17 quarters to reach 30 million units. The iPhone did it in 10.”
Click through to the full article to see a version of the chart that extends the iPod numbers to the end of fiscal 2009 along with a chart showing sales per quarter for the first 20 quarters here.
MacDailyNews Take: Bloodbath.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Jersey_Trader” for the heads up.]
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