<ul><li>On May 28, 2010, customers in Europe and Asia queued up to buy the first-generation iPad during its international launch.</li><li>Apple faced unexpectedly high demand for the iPad, selling 1 million units in the first month and had to divert stock from Europe to the U.S., delaying the international launch.</li><li>The original iPad, with a 9.7-inch display, Apple A4 chip, and no camera, became a huge success, with customers expressing excitement and fascination for the new device.</li><li>The iPad's international success helped Apple surpass Microsoft as the world's most valuable tech stock, marking a significant milestone for the company.</li></ul>

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