"Attempting to analyze Apple through the general mediocrity of the industry they're part of, is just not the way to look at Apple..."
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dinsdag, 23 maart 2010
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...here in the Netherlands the T-moble monopoly is broken by Vodafone, Telfort and KPN subsidizing the iPhone through resellers... I now use the phone with a Vodafone contract. Same could happen in the US now...Apple Offers Contract-Free (Full Price) iPhone 3G & 3GS in U.S.
Apple has begun offering full price iPhone 3G and 3GS units without an AT&T contract at its US Apple Store locations, and without customers having to show ID. Gizmodo reported that Apple sent an internal memo to employees announcing the change on Monday. The phones are still locked, however, which means they will still work only on AT&T's network. Apple used to require an AT&T contract for its phones, even for the ones being purchased without a contract subsidy. The FAQ included in the memo specifically states, 'Q: Do you have to be an AT&T customer to purchase an iPhone at full price? A: No. Any customer can purchase one device only full price iPhone.'
Apple offers its 8GB iPhone 3G for US$499, the 16GB iPhone 3GS for $599, and the 32GB iPhone 3GS for $699. Customers are limited to one such purchase per day.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL) Makes Investors Observer Analysts Favorites ListApple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) closed yesterday at $224.75. So far the stock has hit a 52-week low of $101.75 and 52-week high of $227.73.Apple stock has been showing support around 217.78 and resistance in the 229.48 range. Technical indicators for the stock are Bullish and S&P gives AAPL a positive 4 STAR (out of 5) buy rating.
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