Apple CEO Tim Cook says the iPad is 'the most popular computer in the world'

Apple says the iPad has reached 44.2 million in worldwide sales, the highest of any major laptop manufacturer.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook says the iPad is 'the most popular computer in the world' Apple says the iPad has reached 44.2 million in worldwide sales, the highest of any major laptop manufacturer. Read More »

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