Analyst estimates 100,000 DROID smartphones sold in first weekend

November 10th, 2009 | Category: Gadget Corner

The lines may have been subdued, but one way or another, it sounds as whether Motorola managed to sell quite a few DROIDs by the weekend. According to analyst Mark McKechnie at Broadpoint AmTech, the outfit managed to move around 100,000 of ‘em during the opening weekend, with most stores moving at least half of their original shipments. He plus estimated that Moto would sell one million Android-based phones in Q4 2009 alone (which includes the CLIQ, obviously), and that he viewed the first few days

as “encouraging.” It’s been a expanded, enlarged while since we’ve been able to say that, but hey — nice job, Motorola.

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