The pandemic boosted Apple: Company sold more Macs this summer than ever before

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During its quarterly earnings call Thursday, Apple said it sold $9 billion worth of Macs, up from $6.9 billion in 2019. Apple CEO Tim Cook attributed the sales surge to the COVID crisis, and people needed work and learning tools at home.

Macs start at $999 for the MacBook Air laptop, $1,099 for the iMac desktop and $5,000 for the professional level Mac Pro.

"The move to remote working and work from home will not go back to normal," he said."Normal will end up being something different." That said, Macs and the iPad tablet"are more important in these environments." However, sales of the flagship iPhone took a hit, but that's because the new iPhones, traditionally released in September, were delayed due to manufacturing issues. The new iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro, released Oct. 23, were not included in the earnings report.Two more iPhones are scheduled for Nov. 13, the iPhone 12 Pro Max and iPhone 12 Mini.

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