Updated. Earlier this month Apple opened doors to its newest and largest store in London’s Covent Garden. We thought it was time to give the 10-year-old retail phenomenon a new look. Apple’s retail store sales for their most recent quarter were $2.58 billion. Each store brings in an average of $35.9 million in sales, which continue to rise as visitors continue to stream in.
Update: The Missouri Apple Stores have been added. We apologize for the omission.
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5 in PA? If only any were within 2 hours of me. How about it Apple, where’s my State College Apple Store?
To be fair, nothing’s within 2 hours of State College. Ha!
But if I may, and only cause I think this infographic isn’t fully conveying the true power of the Apple stores. A month ago I was visiting the heartland. Went into an Apple store, middle of the day, weekday, and realized the place was packed! (No, no launches that day). I took a pic with my trusty iPhone, naturally.
http://brianshall.com/content/no-recession-apple-store
They are selling high-margin devices in the middle of a great recession and rolling in money.
Wow. Huge bump in site visits to see that picture. Thanks GigaOm and readers.
this infographic needs work. mo looks like there are 0 stores but I think there are at least 3. so you lose me on the rest of the data when I spot an obvious error.
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Your map is wrong. Both Kansas City and St Louis, Missouri have a store so Missouri, which you show as having 0 stores has at least 2.
Um, what about the two stores in Missouri. Both Kansas City and St. Louis have one.
Not that it’s a huge deal, but, Missouri has 3 Apple Stores… Your map shows 0…
interesting derivative of this dataset > 47 stores in CA (36 million population) vs. 70 on the eastern seaboard for 115 million population.
I just wish they would recruit less arrogant people who had a clue about computing. They have big problems with people who have not believed all the mis information that was contained in that famous series of Mac ads. If I wanted to buy Apple products the one place I would never buy them from is an Apple store.
Your map is wrong. There’s 2 stores in Missouri, one in KC and one in St Louis
Actually, Apple’s site says there are two in St. Louis, to make a total of 3 stores in MO…
Again, not a huge deal, but, odd it’d get missed like that…
Sorry guys — we got it fixed. Error is regretted. The graphic is updated. Go Cardinals.
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