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Orange Sells 70000 iPhone Devices in First Month of Availability
06/01/2008
French mobile phone carrier, Orange, sold more than 70,000 Apple iPhones in the month after launching the longawaited handset on November 29.
This figure falls well within the company`s target of selling 50,000 to 100,000 iPhones by the end of 2007.
Orange says that 48% of iPhone buyers were new subscribers, opening a new account with the carrier. 82% of customers signed up for an iPhonespecific service plan, costing between 49 and 119 per month.
Fewer than 3,500 customers opted to buy the unsubsidized iPhone without a wireless subscription.
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