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This season's biggest-selling products at the Apple Store are the iPod nano and the MacBook.

Apple now groups its best-sellers by category, rather than a flat list, but the Touch is the second-ranked iPod product, followed by the Classic and Shuffle.

iPhone itself is not among the top iPhone sellers, but iPhone accessories, such as Apple's Bluetooth headset and Apple's iPhone Dock are amongst the top seven sellers.

The Mac list has the iMac at # 2, Leopard (single-user and family pack) at # 3 and # 4, respectively. Although no numbers are available, the MacBook Pro comes in # 5, with no Mac Mini in sight in the top 7.

Analysis: Predictions of 2.2 million Macs shipped this quarter could be right on the money, as MacBook continues to build volume and market share. Given that neither MacBook nor MBP have had enclosure revamps since launch – with the updates all being internal – they've demonstrated considerable longevity. But we can probably expect major changes – and additions – to Apple's notebook lines in January to refresh the product.