An Apple a Day……

March 29, 2012 swebman

…….has now been changed to An Apple per Household (Not there yet but well on our way)

According to a recent poll by CNBC, Apple products are present in 51%of US households. 55 million households own an iOS device (iPad, iPhone, iTouch etc.) or a Mac computer.

The average US household owns some 1.6 Apple devices. How many are in your home?

The Webman’s household has 8 Apple devices. I get the feeling that this chart will soon look much different 🙂

Enjoy the day.

Webman

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