"Our initial checks indicate that sales in the UK have made a good start," Misek wrote in his note to investors. "Some shops had queues out the front with widespread selling of stock Z10 and white limited the Z10 Black. Also, our checks indicate that pre-orders in the United Arab Emirates and Canada have had a good start. "
The UK seems to be the cheapest BlackBerry. Misek says he has done "initial checks" and found that Carphone Warehouse, a company that sells phones "is to see sold on a large scale." UK carrier O2, Vodafone, Orange and EE "see robust demand," Misek said. "We believe sell-in at least several hundred thousand units," Misek wrote to investors. "To put this in perspective, the iPhone has achieved sales the first weekend + 5 M U.S. The United States is five times greater if persistent sales may bode well for BlackBerry. "
BlackBerry announced last week Z10. The device works with its latest operating system, BlackBerry 10, and comes with a full touch screen of 4.2 inches. The handset will be available in the world first, then come to the United States
Misek also sees the high performance Z10 and around the world. He stated that pre-orders in Canada are in the "tens of thousands" and could approach or exceed 100,000 units.
However, the results are very preliminary and may Misek does not refer to future performance. The only way to hamper the success of a smartphone is to give him a little time on store shelves. For now, this is what the Z10 is absent.
