That depends on who you ask. iHaters say it's a failure. iLovers say it's a success. Only Apple can gauge that based on what Apple's iPad sales goals were. If the iPad has sales far greater than any other tablet built, it would have to be deemed somewhat of a success. If Apple sells enough iPads to significantly raise it's revenue it would have to be considered a success.
Really, a week's sales is too soon to be judging success or failure especially since the 3G version isn't yet available. So far, the WiFi is only half the iPad product line. Maybe the 3G is is the version that consumers really want and current sales wouldn't reflect that.
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That depends on who you ask. iHaters say it's a failure. iLovers say it's a success. Only Apple can gauge that based on what Apple's iPad sales goals were. If the iPad has sales far greater than any other tablet built, it would have to be deemed somewhat of a success. If Apple sells enough iPads to significantly raise it's revenue it would have to be considered a success.
Really, a week's sales is too soon to be judging success or failure especially since the 3G version isn't yet available. So far, the WiFi is only half the iPad product line. Maybe the 3G is is the version that consumers really want and current sales wouldn't reflect that.