“Consumer Intelligence Research Partners released a report on Monday, revealing new details about users who bought an iPhone following the launch of the new iPhone 4S last October,” Neil Hughes reports for AppleInsider. “Among those surveyed, 21 percent of iPhone 4S buyers opted for the high-end 64GB model, Apple’s highest-ever capacity for a smartphone model.”
“CIRP previously found that 18 percent of iPhone buyers at the iPhone 4S launch were switching from other platforms, like Android, BlackBerry or Palm,” Hughes reports. “But that number only grew as 2011 drew to a close, with 36 percent of buyers coming from competing platforms.”
Hughes reports, “The data comes from a survey of customers that purchased an iPhone in October, November and December of 2011. From an initial response of 6,316 subjects, CIRP surveyed 365 qualified people for its analysis.”
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[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]