“Having jumped 200% immediately after the Sept. 5 price cut, sales of iPhones at Apple’s (AAPL) flagship stores stabilized at about 142 per day, up roughly 56% from 91 per day before their price dropped $200, according to a report issued today by Piper Jaffray,” Phillip Elmer-Dewitt reports for Fortune.
“Munster notes that Mac sales, which were up sharply during July and August after the introduction of the new iMacs and during Apple’s back-to-school specials, have fallen nearly 40%,” Elmer-Dewitt reports.
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MacDailyNews Note: Mac sales are seasonal and a decline in the post back-to-school period ahead of of holiday sales is nothing unexpected.