IDC reports that U.S. PC shipments grew 7.2% in Q2 2007 while Mac loads increase of 26.2% over the year-on-year. Like it or not, making Apple the biggest seller 4 unit shipments with 5.6 per cent of (the U.S. market Apple's share the same time last year was 4.8%.) 5.6% of ' The market gives Apple ahead of other big names like Toshiba and Acer quintile.
While Dell took the number one spot with shipments of 4.8 million computers in the quarter, unit shipments was down nearly 11 percent year-on-year.
Gateway was (not sold in Australia) number three on the list, but also decreased 7 per cent. Better news comes from Apple HP nearly corresponds with an increase of 26% growth in shipments year-on-year.
overall growth of the global PC market was 12.5 percent.
Apple will reveal its numbers on 25 July at its quarterly earnings conference call. In addition to selling releasing Mac unit sales should also be discussing the iPhone for two days last June.
No matter how you slice it, these numbers are good news for the Mac fraternity who have been somewhat concerned about the last few years can be turned Apple into a music company more money than (the fact that fuel reduced computer company Apple "Computer" from its name recently, deciding to go with "Apple Inc" instead).
However, with computer sales growth of over three times the market Apple is being shared.
What makes these numbers even more impressive is the fact that all the other PC vendors in the vending machines at the site much more different price points than Apple offers. With the iPhone too
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