A few days ago we were able to know the financial results of the first fiscal quarter for Apple. In them we saw the sales that each range of devices had had and while the iPhone and iPad rose, those corresponding to the iPod and Mac range were down.
On computers, Apple has always had a fairly low market share, something that does not interfere so that these teams are increasingly in the hands of more people who entrust themselves to the simplicity and proper functioning of OS X.
In the graph that heads this post we can see the Mac computer sales over the past 10 years, a whole study that shows this growing effect on sales. It is striking that it is from 2007 (the year in which the iPhone was launched), when people began to bet more seriously on a Mac.
In the graph that you have below has joined the Mac sales, iPad sales. Obviously it is not a fair comparison since they are totally different devices but as a curiosity it may be worth it.
Right now it seems that Apple has been selling computers for a couple of years stuck between four and five million per quarter. Will they be able to overcome this barrier in 2013?
More Information - Apple Announces Financial Results for Q1 2013
Source - iClarified