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Sprint admits they didn’t sell ‘that’ many EVO 4Gs on launch day

Remember when Sprint said that the EVO 4G’s opening day sales toppled that of the Palm Pre and Samsung Instinct by 3 times over on their first 3 days on the market?

That never really happened. And Sprint says it ““inadvertently overstated” the amount of units sold. What they do say is that sales were in line with the numbers made by the Palm Pre and Samsung Instinct. That’s a different thing, people. The original press release is still at Sprint’s site, albeit slightly updated to avoid “inadvertently overstating” the EVO’s sales:

This release was distributed on June 7, 2010. It was updated on June 8, 2010. June 4, 2010 sales of HTC EVO 4G marked the largest quantity of a single phone sold in one day ever for Sprint – the record was previously held by both Samsung Instinct and Palm Pr. Launch day sales of HTC EVO 4G were six times greater than launch day sales of Samsung Instinct and nearly twice the launch day sales for Palm Pre. We continue to see sales of EVO 4G outpace sales of Samsung Instinct and Palm Pre.

We originally reported that the total number of HTC EVO 4G devices sold on launch day was three times the number of Samsung Instinct and Palm Pre devices sold over their first three days on the market combined. We inadvertently erred in the comparison. The total number of HTC EVO 4G devices sold on launch day was in line with the number of Samsung Instinct and Palm Pre devices sold over their first three days on the market combined.

Apple sells a million iPads in 28 days

If you doubt the sucess of the iPad, then you’ll have to suck it all up here. We already knew the iPad was selling like hotcakes, but not this well. According to a statement by Apple, they have sold 1 million iPads in 28 days, which tramples the 74 days it took to sell 1 million iPhone EDGEs. Out of the 1 million iPads, 300,000 were sold only this weekend, and in total have also downloaded 1.5 million iBooks from the iBooksStore, as well as 12 million apps downloaded from the iTunes App Store. The press release is after the “read more” link.

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Apple Delays The International iPad Launch…Magically?

Magic. It’s a word Apple is over-using right now and a word we tech journalists use too much out in the field, and on our couches blogging for our respective media outlets. Anyways, on to the news: the international iPad launch is delayed till the end of May, like magic I suppose. Hope that brightens your day! In fact, a large chunk of this site’s traffic comes from foreign countries, mainly the UK (after the U.S that is), meaning that a lot of you are screaming your heads off right now.

According to the Big Apple, the main reason for the delay is that they “delivered more than 500,000 iPads during its first week” in the U.S, with pre-orders and store sales  being “far higher than we predicted”. So you’ll have to wait a bit longer for your iPad Europeans, like our friend, Chris Davies.

Source: Apple PR

Did You Know: 60,000 Android phones are shipped everyday

This is a good addition to the Did You Know? fact section of LaptopMemo. Did you know that according to Eric Schmidt at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona yesterday, 60,000 Android phones are shipped everyday, with 1.8 million handsets per month and over 21.8 million handsets per year, worldwide? Although he failed to say whether or not these devices are being shipped to retailers, or if they are being sent to owners, it’s still impressive.

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Nexus One only sells 20,000 units in 1st week?

A slightly very disappointing report coming from Flurry, but the Nexus One is having a hard time in its first week of sales. as a comparison, the myTouch 3G sold 60,000 units in its first week, and the Verizon Droid sold 250,000. The iPhone? 1.6 million units in its first week, but keep in mind that all of the other Android phones in the shot above were debuted in only one country — the States, whereas the iPhone 3GS made its way to 8 countries at launch. Does this mean Android should spread its wings farther? Or is this bad for Google? Neither, really. But Android should be made more solid in order to compete with it’s main competitor in the future — the all-powerful iPhone OS.

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Extra BlackFriday Roundup: HP Thanksgiving Deals

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I received this in LaptopMemo’s Gmail account, and these deals aren’t too bad, but they’re deals nevertheless. Yes, even though I said in the previous post that this was the final BlackFriday Roundup, I wanted to post this anyway. Enjoy.

Desktops:
HP Pavilion p6280t Quad-Core $569.99 ($405 off)
HP Pavilion Elite e9250t Core i5 $799.99 ($405 off)
HP Slimline s5210 $349.99 ($155 off)

Laptops
HP G71 17.3″ $499.99 ($329 off)
HP dm3z $529.99 ($170 off)
HP dv6t Quad $999.99 ($649 off)

Printers
LaserJet P1006 $90 (50% off)
Photosmart B8550 $150 (50% off)
LaserJet CP1518ni $200 (50% off)

Accessories
HP MediaSmart Server LX195 $250 ($150 off)
HP Ink Sale
Logitech G9 Gaming Mouse $49.99 (50% off)

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Apple Q4 earnings amazes: Macs selling like crazy, iPods dying

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Apple has amazed everyone again with its forth quarter earnings. Analysts predicted earnings of 9.4 billion, but topped it off at 9.87 billion, with a quarterly profit of 1.87 billion. In the meantime here are the super numbers: 3.05 million Macs and 7.4 million iPhones sold. iPod sales down 7 percent. Awesome sales and a huge fanbase. Recession is not a known word in Apple’s vocabulary.

And guess what Sir Steve Jobs said?

“We’ve got a very strong lineup for the holiday season and some really great new products in the pipeline for 2010.”

Apple Tablet anyone?

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Read the Apple Q4 results

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