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After a month delay, Apple finally started selling the iPad outside of U.S. borders.
After being forced to wait an extra month, there was a lot of pent up demand. People got in line early and waited and waited to get their hands on Apple's slate computer.
Since iPads are sold out across the U.S., it was probably smart of these people to get it immediately.
Apple sold 1 million iPads in its first month on the market. Gene Munster at Piper Jaffray is calling for 1.3 million iPads for the June quarter, which seems low after seeing these long lines from around the world.
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Japanese customers shout enthusiastically as they wait to buy an iPad
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Kazuki Miura is the first in Japan to land an iPad, he celebrates with Softbank's CEO Masayoshi Son and Rina Fujii, a model
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These guys rule
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Retail folk in Japan just doing their best to keep up...
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From a French Twitterer: "Nous sommes au Apple Store Ste-Catherine."
"Nous sommes au Apple Store Ste-Catherine."TwitPic
Scenes from a French store
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Simone Straehle is the first iPad customer in Frankfurt, Germany
