Apple leads all computer makers with most web traffic; visits up 26-percent in May

“Visits to six of the top 10 online computer hardware manufacturers’ sites increased by double digits in May, according to Nielsen/NetRatings,” InternetRetailer.com reports. “Apple was up 26% to 24.67 million from 19.51 million; Dell, up 17% to 14.33 million from 12.21 million; and Toshiba, up 13.9% to 1.31 million from 1.15 million. Gateway experienced the largest decline in site visits, dropping 32% to 1.74 million from 2.56 million a year earlier; followed by IBM, down 16.2% to 2.27 million from 2.71 million; and Hewlett Packard, down 3.3% to 11.9 million from 12.31 million.”

InternetRetailer.com reports, “Apple recorded the most traffic, followed by Dell, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Mylinks.com (1.8 million visits), Gateway, palmOne, Intel, Toshiba, and Motorola. In the top 10 ranked by time per visit, Toshiba led with 1 hour, 9 minutes, 34 seconds, followed by Apple with 45 minutes, 30 seconds.”

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MacDailyNews Take: People must be trying to get an idea of what might be in Longhorn if it ever ships.

15 Comments

  1. In all honesty, I prefer mine without sauce as well. Just couldn’t resist a small bit of embellishment. Please forgive me. ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”cheese” style=”border:0;” />

  2. The woman is merely having a shower (OK, the angle is somewhat low). I also notice that the artist is Japanese and believe this would be rather tame compared to one of their comics.

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  4. Vegetables breathe and live also!!! You have to kill in order to live!!!

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  5. “but well… this is going to be a big piece of rump roast!”

    Nobody should even think of wasting perfectly good BBQ sauce on whatever MS serves up as “Longhorn”.

    Imagine a big expensive restaurant with a kitchen everyone thinks is full of expert chefs. Your meal is two hours late, and in the meantime the waiter stops by occasionally to apologize for the delay & promise that you’ll be served “any time now”. When your food finally does arrive it’s half-missing, half-baked, and nothing like they promised in the menu. Bon appetit…

    Would anyone patronize such a restaurant ever again? Hell no! Then why does the world take the same treatment from a software company?

    As for the relevance to Apple’s web site, VERY cool. Does the number include the retail sites also (i.e. store.apple.com and iTunes)?

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