Apple: iPad Sales hit 3 Million
World’s most valuable technology company Apple sold 1 million iPads in the first debut month after the U.S. launch on April 3, and had sold 2 million iPads by May 31.
So, it hit the 3 million mark on June 21, it said in a release on Tuesday.
The new iPad tablet is currently available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan, among other countries.
In addition, the giant consumer electronics company, Apple Inc. gained 1.7 percent after a number of brokerages raised their price targets on the stock, including UBS and Kaufman Bros.
UBS raised its estimate on iPad unit sales for 2010 by 42 percent to 6.8 million from 4.8 million.
“Improved supply and international expansion has helped Apple accelerate the rate at which it is selling the device,” UBS analyst Maynard Um wrote in a note.
Analyst Shaw Wu also expects Apple to sell 9.7 million iPads for calendar 2010.
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