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Fortune has compiled an average estimate for the number of iPhones sold last quarter from professional and amateur analysts.
With a crop of new phones, a year's pent-up demand, plenty of supply, more Apple stores and lots of holidayshoppers, there's no reason Apple shouldn't turn in another record quarter of iPhone sales -- Android and Samsung be damned.
The consensus among the 44 analysts we've heard from so far -- 27 professionals and 17 amateurs -- is unit sales of 55.3 million iPhones, up 16% from the same quarter last year.
The pros are estimating an average of 54.1 million iPhones sold; whereas, the indies are estimating 57.1 million iPhones sold. That gap is pretty narrow, especially considering a year ago it was about 20 million between the high and the low estimate.
Apple will report its fiscal Q1 2014 earnings on January 27th.
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With a crop of new phones, a year's pent-up demand, plenty of supply, more Apple stores and lots of holidayshoppers, there's no reason Apple shouldn't turn in another record quarter of iPhone sales -- Android and Samsung be damned.
The consensus among the 44 analysts we've heard from so far -- 27 professionals and 17 amateurs -- is unit sales of 55.3 million iPhones, up 16% from the same quarter last year.
The pros are estimating an average of 54.1 million iPhones sold; whereas, the indies are estimating 57.1 million iPhones sold. That gap is pretty narrow, especially considering a year ago it was about 20 million between the high and the low estimate.
Apple will report its fiscal Q1 2014 earnings on January 27th.
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