Apple's Q1 by the Numbers

 By 
Todd Wasserman
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Apple's Q1 by the Numbers

The world's most valuable company does everything at a grand scale. For instance, consumers send some 200 million iMessages a day.

Not all of Apple's numbers were mind-blowing, though. The company's stock price fell as much as 10% in afterhours trading after narrowly missing some Wall Street targets for its fiscal first quarter. However, as usual, Apple's conference call with analysts gave a glimpse into how big exactly the company has become. Below are some numerical highlights:

Apple sent 4 trillion notifications to customers in the quarter.

Some 450 billion iMessages were sent.

Game Center has 200 million users.

Apple has $137.1 billion in cash on hand.

The company sold 22.9 million iPads in the quarter.

It also sold 47.8 million iPhones.

Sales of iOS devices topped 75 million.

Mac sales for the quarter were 4.1 million, compared to 5.2 million in the comparable quarter in the previous year.

Apple has 401 Apple Stores; 150 are outside the U.S.

The company sold 2 million Apple TVs in the quarter, a 60% jump over the comparable year-ago quarter.

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