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Originally Posted by Paul94544
hey the aapl share price hit 355 today and one day's paper profit is going to pay for 3 new Ipads
Way to go
I'm convinced investors saw the Motorola Xoom Superbowl ad and thought it was the iPad...
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Originally Posted by lamewing
That depends. What other OS is out there worth having? Win7 Phone? Palm OS? Symbian? I like Win7, the OS is pretty sweet, but I really don't think it will catch on unless Android goes tit-up.
Their...
It'll be interesting to see how the Verizon iPhone affects these numbers. It looks like iPhone growth plateaued on AT&T.
In the long term, I don't think Samsung will stay with Android. That's not how Korean companies work. If Bada...
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Originally Posted by bcahill009
I think Apple investing in these chips now when they did not need to all but proves that there will be only one iphone 5 version that will be able to be activated by whichever carrier you choose. ...
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Originally Posted by mstone
In a way Apple today is kind of like IBM of the 1984 commercial. There was a saying around IT purchasing agent circles at the time. "No one ever got fired for buying IBM". Now-a-days people...
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Originally Posted by Menno
And remember, Apple ran their "I'm a mac" ads for years, blatently mocking well over 90% of their potential buyers.
Those ads didn't mock users. They mocked Windows. Only the tiny minority...
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Originally Posted by Menno
So you're quoting an article that was based on misinformation? You do know that the "16%" return rate was totally FUD right? The actual return rate (per official numbers) was under...
People forget the circumstances of the 1984 commercial. IBM moved into the personal computer market in 1981 in response to the success of the Apple II and Commadore PET. Microsoft produced DOS the same year but was an insignificant...
"It can give you a device that you can not only read, but also create documents at the same time."
Yeah, you can already do that with the onscreen keyboard, which is still faster than handwriting. Which analysts would stop...