苹果财报出来了# PDA - 掌中宝
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Yesterday was Google, tomorrow is Microsoft -- stuck in the middle? Apple.
The unholy trinity of tech are going back-to-back-to-back with their
quarterly earnings reports and Cupertino, faced with a steeply declining
stock price, posted $54.5 billion in revenue -- just shy of Wall Street
estimates. Still that represents a record quarter for the company which has
been rumored to be facing diminished demand for its flagship iPhone. While
it may be a while till we know for sure if demand for the handset is
tapering off, we can report that the 47.8 million iPhones sold in Q1 of 2013
represents a new high water mark. While revenues were a bit shy of
estimates, the earnings per share of $13.82 were above what was expected, as
was the record $13.1 billion in net profits. Year-over-year, profit was
flat, while revenues were up significantly from the $46.33 billion posted in
Q1 of 2012.
Carrying the day were record sales of iPhones and iPads -- the latter of
which sold 22.9 million units during the quarter, up from 15.4 million a
year ago and 14 million last quarter. Other products, however, continued
their slow decent towards potential obsolescence. Only 4.1 million Macs and
12.7 million iPods were shipped during the quarter, compared to 5.2 million
and 15.4 million, respectively the same time last year.
利润-平滑了。
The unholy trinity of tech are going back-to-back-to-back with their
quarterly earnings reports and Cupertino, faced with a steeply declining
stock price, posted $54.5 billion in revenue -- just shy of Wall Street
estimates. Still that represents a record quarter for the company which has
been rumored to be facing diminished demand for its flagship iPhone. While
it may be a while till we know for sure if demand for the handset is
tapering off, we can report that the 47.8 million iPhones sold in Q1 of 2013
represents a new high water mark. While revenues were a bit shy of
estimates, the earnings per share of $13.82 were above what was expected, as
was the record $13.1 billion in net profits. Year-over-year, profit was
flat, while revenues were up significantly from the $46.33 billion posted in
Q1 of 2012.
Carrying the day were record sales of iPhones and iPads -- the latter of
which sold 22.9 million units during the quarter, up from 15.4 million a
year ago and 14 million last quarter. Other products, however, continued
their slow decent towards potential obsolescence. Only 4.1 million Macs and
12.7 million iPods were shipped during the quarter, compared to 5.2 million
and 15.4 million, respectively the same time last year.
利润-平滑了。
