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Apple lays waste to another set of records and expectations, witness the might that is the iPhone,

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Sacred Virginal, Bow Vine Apple has knocked yet another quarter out of the park into a basketball arena where it sailed the full length of the court and got nothing but net.

They probably also scored a hockey goal in there somewhere and managed to knock out either Foreman or Frazier.

Point is it was another stellar quarter for Apple, its best

quarter to date. In a press release, Apple released Word to the press that it had posted record

quarterly revenue of 46.3333 billion up from just under 27 billion for the same

quarter a year earlier. Record quarterly net profit of $13.06 billion, up from $6 billion a year earlier, $13.87 per diluted share, up from $6.43 a year earlier.

Pre-earnings Market Watch said professional analysts were expecting earnings of $10.6 per share

on revenue of $39 billion, so...

Yeah, they were a little light there.

Apple sold 37.04 million iPhones in the quarter

versus the streets expectation of 30.2 million,

according to Forbes.

The company sold 15.43 million iPads

versus the streets expectation of 13.6 million and 5.2

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