The NextWorth iPhone Infographic Shows the iPhone's Meteoric Rise
Akihiko Tse — September 24, 2013 — Tech
The total number of iPhone devices Apple has sold as of September 2013 is a whopping 387.4 million -- just enough for the USB cords of all those phones to reach the moon, according to an iPhone infographic by NextWorth, an electronics trade-in site.
The length from Earth to the Moon is 238,900. The combined number of iPhone USB cables sold is 240,748. Among the other facts in the infographic, the iPhone 5 is faster, has a larger memory size, more screen pixels and holds more storage space than the 2003 iMac G4. In fact, the G4's memory size was only 256MB, while the iPhone 5 has a memory size of 1GB.
Interestingly, the iPhone always uses the time 9:41 in all of its promotional images because in the first unveiling of the iPhone, that was the time that Steve Jobs had planned to exhibit the first photo of the iPhone -- 41 minutes into the presentation.
The length from Earth to the Moon is 238,900. The combined number of iPhone USB cables sold is 240,748. Among the other facts in the infographic, the iPhone 5 is faster, has a larger memory size, more screen pixels and holds more storage space than the 2003 iMac G4. In fact, the G4's memory size was only 256MB, while the iPhone 5 has a memory size of 1GB.
Interestingly, the iPhone always uses the time 9:41 in all of its promotional images because in the first unveiling of the iPhone, that was the time that Steve Jobs had planned to exhibit the first photo of the iPhone -- 41 minutes into the presentation.
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