Why Won’t Apple Sell 10-million iPhones In 2008?

Lance Davis of The Register says Apple won’t sell 10 million iPhones in 2008. They won’t but that wasn’t the target anyway.

Apple’s iPhone is creating a different category that could disappoint everyone—especially tech media prognosticators, but not Mac and PC users.

When introducing iPhone at Macworld 2007 in January, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said the target was to sell 10-million iPhones by the end of 2008. That’s roughly 18 months from now.

Even doing well, Apple.... (excerpted).

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