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Slideshow Apple sells 2 million new phones, sets early order record Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Apple shares jump, hit record high on "iPhone 5 fever" Fri, Sep 14 2012 Apple's iPhone 5 puts Europe in 4G slow lane Fri, Sep 14 2012 Aggressive iPhone launch plan boosts Apple outlook Thu, Sep 13 2012 Apple's iPhone 5 bigger, faster but lacks "wow" Thu, Sep 13 2012 "Titanic" effects creator Digital Domain bankrupt, sale agreed Tue, Sep 11 2012 Analysis & Opinion UF Weekend Reads Apple’s iPhone offers subtle and sublime charms Related Topics Tech » Media » The iPhone 5 on display after its introduction during Apple Inc.'s iPhone media event in San Francisco, California September 12, 2012. Credit: Reuters/Beck Diefenbach By Poornima Gupta and Sayantani Ghosh Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:38am EDT (Reuters) - Demand for Apple Inc's new iPhone 5 has exceeded initial supply as the company booked 2 million orders in one day and pushed the delivery date for some preorders to next month. Apple said on Monday that it would deliver most preordered phones as planned by Friday, the first day of delivery, but many would not be available until October. It is not unusual for Apple products to sell out the first day. Last October, the company booked 1 million orders for the previous iPhone, the 4S, in the first 24 hours. That beat Apple's previous one-day record of 600,000 sales for the iPhone 4. Shares of Apple were up 1 percent at $698.50 in early trading on Monday. The latest strong preorders could mean a strong holiday quarter for Apple. The iPhone is the marquee device for the company and accounts for half of its revenue. Given the demand for the device so far and Apple's aggressive rollout of it internationally, some analysts raised their sales estimates. Canaccord Genuity technology analyst Michael Walkley said he now expected Apple to ship 9 million to 10 million iPhone 5s from Friday to September 29, the last day of fiscal 2012. 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