Post by: krissel on November 26, 2007, 11:44:12 AM
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Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster and team spent six hours monitoring traffic at Apple retail stores in the Midwest and East coast. Here’s some of what he found:
* 27% of people walking within 25 feet of an Apple store actually went inside.
* Friday afternoon, 462 people entered Apple stores per hour. Saturday evening, 241 people entered Apple stores per hour.
* During 50 hours of retail checks, Apple stores averaged sales of 5.3 Macs per hour, and 1 iPhone per hour. This compared to 4.3 Macs per hour and 1.3 iPhones per hour in an
August store check.
* In his six hours of tracking, iPods sales were 46% Nanos, 19% Classics, 19% Shuffles, 16% Touches.
* 27% of people walking within 25 feet of an Apple store actually went inside.
* Friday afternoon, 462 people entered Apple stores per hour. Saturday evening, 241 people entered Apple stores per hour.
* During 50 hours of retail checks, Apple stores averaged sales of 5.3 Macs per hour, and 1 iPhone per hour. This compared to 4.3 Macs per hour and 1.3 iPhones per hour in an
August store check.
* In his six hours of tracking, iPods sales were 46% Nanos, 19% Classics, 19% Shuffles, 16% Touches.
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2...od=yahoobarrons
Post by: Gregg on November 26, 2007, 12:12:15 PM
