Piper Jaffray says that iPhone sales have picked up by as much as 300% after the price cut administered by Apple last September 5. Analyst Gene Munster says iPhone sales had plateaued at 9,000 units a day, most of which are the 8GB version. After the price slash, iPhones were selling at a brisk pace of 27,000 units a day. If this trend continues, it will more than make up for loss profits from the $200 off in all 8GB iPhones and the $100 pacifier from Steve Jobs to early adopters. Unfortunately, says Munster, this 300% surge will not last and soon a healthy and quiter 50% increase will be carrying the iPhone up until the latest development.

[via gizmodo]