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donderdag, 2 oktober 2008 |
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NPD: Apple took 20% market share of U.S. retail notebook sales in July and August.
That sound you can hear is Steve Jobs laughing after reading figures from US market watcher NPD...
3:37:14 PM |
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Mac OS X market share cracks 8%. More Macs than ever as market share grows Apple's Mac OS X market share has passed the 8 per cent mark for the first time, a research company reported Wednesday.
3:32:04 PM |
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S&P rate Apple a 'buy'. Analyst issues revised Apple guidance Apple saw at least one analyst resist the trend to downgrade guidance on the company stock, with Standard & Poor’s analyst Tom Smith yesterday raised his rating to Buy from Hold.
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