Apple's new iPad is expected to reach 12 million units this quarter

According to foreign media reports, Maybank UBS analyst Maynard Um said in a recent research report that since the sale on Friday, the daily sales of Apple's new iPad have been around 750,000 units, if not With or without supply shortages, the new iPad may reach 12 million units this quarter.

Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of global marketing, said that the new iPad’s sales last weekend hit a record high after the release of new products in the company’s history. Counting the 9-day pre-sales sales before the sale, the new iPad's sales reached an astonishing 3 million units. Companies that can achieve 3 million sales in 4 days are rare, and Motorola, RIM and Hewlett-Packard cannot do this.

3 million units is a very high sales record, perhaps exceeding Apple's expectations. This product will be sold in 24 other countries this Friday, and iPad's new round of sales has only just begun.

Yum wrote in the research report: “Since the sale on Friday, the new iPad’s daily sales have been around 750,000 units. If there is no shortage of supply or not, the new iPad’s sales this quarter may be We have reached 12 million units. We believe that the actual sales of the new iPad may not be less than our estimated 12 million units."

It must be stated that Yum’s sales are just sales of the new iPad. This means that, if you count iPad 2 sales, iPad's total sales this quarter will certainly be higher than 12 million units. Peter Misek, an analyst with brokerage Jefferies, said in a research report released a few days ago that he expects Apple’s tablet PCs will reach 12 million to 15 million units this quarter.