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The graphs suggest iPod is down in unit sales but up in total revenue.

iPod revenue for the quarter is even higher than it was during the last quarter (christmas).

Probably a side effect of the increasing share of iPod touch vs other lower-margin/price models.

Perhaps people churn phones more than they do iPods?

Also...

"In that period Apple sold 37.04M iPhones, 15.43M iPads, and 5.2M Macs. Even the iPad sold well with 15.4M units."

Being a journalist keeps getting easier...

So 3 iPads for every Mac. The average selling price of an iPad is ~$600 [1], so if the average selling price of macs are less than $1800 (likely), the iPad is bigger in revenue than the Mac.

1: http://www.ipadjailbreak.com/2012/01/ipad-average-selling-pr...

My point here is that the number of iPads is listed twice...

iPods: they’re up from the same quarter a year ago != iPod didn’t fare so well: Sales are down 15% over last year’s quarter