Here, in descending order, are the ones we heard at Apple’s (AAPL) fall product review Wednesday. Assume each was preceded with a “more than” or “over” unless otherwise indicated.

• 11.7 billion songs downloaded from iTunes
• 6.5 billion apps downloaded from the App Store, 200 per second
• 1.5 billion game and entertainment downloads to the iPod touch
• 450 million TV episodes downloaded
• 275 million iPods sold
• 160 million iTunes accounts (with credit card numbers)
• 120 million iOS devices sold, 230,000 new activations per day
• 100 million movies downloaded
• 35 million books downloaded
• 12 million songs on the iTunes store
• 1 million visitors to its 300 (exactly) Apple Stores in a single day
• 250,000 apps to choose from on the App Store, 25,000 for the iPad
• 80,000 one-to-one sessions per week

What we didn’t hear: Unit sales numbers for the Apple TV, iPod touch, Mac or iPhone.

Anything I missed?

Below: Jobs’ 71-minute presentation boiled down to a 100-second video by my colleagues at CNN Money.

[cnnmoney-video vid=/video/technology/2010/09/01/t_apple_ipod_tv_keynote.cnnmoney/]

See also:

• Live from Apple’s fall product launch
• All eyes on Apple
• Enter, stage right: Steve Jobs

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