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re: Apple actually lost market share

2007-04-27 by Christer Rosewell

It is interesting to see how there are still folks out there pushing  
the "Apple is losing and will die" when it is exactly the opposite -  
all market trends and anylysts - except those in the pockets of  
Microsoft - predict the opposite - that Apple will continue to grow -  
and is - at a pace that is much faster than the industry average:


Analysts: Apple can only get sweeter
Friday, April 27, 2007 - 09:35 AM EDT




"Apple can only get sweeter," Priya Ganapati reports for TheStreet.com.

"The company stunned Wall Street Wednesday with its second-quarter  
earnings report as profits rose nearly 87%. But that's only the  
beginning, say analysts," Ganapati reports.

Ganapati reports, "Apple is more diversified than ever, and growth in  
its core PC business is nearly three times the industry average."

"And there's more in store: Apple's most anticipated product, iPhone,  
is set to launch toward the end of June; a new operating system,  
Leopard, in October could further drive computer sales; and the  
company may debut a variation on its iPod or Macintosh line in the  
next few months," Ganapati reports.

Ganapati reports, "All told, Apple is set to enter the strongest  
three quarters in the company's history... In what was considered a  
light quarter in terms of major growth drivers and product releases,  
Apple's Mac computer performed better than expectations, and the iPod  
juggernaut continued to roll. Apple shipped 1.52 million Mac  
computers and 10.5 million iPods during the quarter, representing 36%  
growth in Macs and 24% growth in iPods vs. the year-ago quarter.

"'There's no question in my mind iPhone is going to be a big hit,'  
says Tim Bajarin founder of strategic consulting firm, Creative  
Strategies. 'It redefines what a phone looks like and how it should  
work,'" Ganapati reports.

Full article here.




     Posted by: "Ernst Dinkla" E.Dinkla@... ernstdinkla
     Date: Thu Apr 26, 2007 1:38 am ((PDT))

  But if
you look at computer system sales Apple actually lost market
share. The iPhone doesn't look as promising as the iPod
turned out to be and the proprietary locks on both (music
format on the iPod, the limited access of third party
software developers on the iPhone + one provider only in the
US) will turn against Apple one day. 

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[Digital BW] re: Apple actually lost market share

2007-04-27 by Debbi

Evertyime I see someone badmouth Apple I go and buy more shares...my 
portfolio is quite high, thank you!
Debbi
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>It is interesting to see how there are still folks out there pushing 
>the "Apple is losing and will die" when it is exactly the opposite - 
>all market trends and anylysts - except those in the pockets of 
>Microsoft - predict the opposite - that Apple will continue to grow - 
>and is - at a pace that is much faster than the industry average:
>
>
>Analysts: Apple can only get sweeter
>Friday, April 27, 2007 - 09:35 AM EDT
>
>
>
>?
>"Apple can only get sweeter," Priya Ganapati reports for TheStreet.com.
>
>"The company stunned Wall Street Wednesday with its second-quarter 
>earnings report as profits rose nearly 87%. But that's only the 
>beginning, say analysts," Ganapati reports.
>
>Ganapati reports, "Apple is more diversified than ever, and growth in 
>its core PC business is nearly three times the industry average."
>
>"And there's more in store: Apple's most anticipated product, iPhone, 
>is set to launch toward the end of June; a new operating system, 
>Leopard, in October could further drive computer sales; and the 
>company may debut a variation on its iPod or Macintosh line in the 
>next few months," Ganapati reports.
>
>Ganapati reports, "All told, Apple is set to enter the strongest 
>three quarters in the company's history... In what was considered a 
>light quarter in terms of major growth drivers and product releases, 
>Apple's Mac computer performed better than expectations, and the iPod 
>juggernaut continued to roll. Apple shipped 1.52 million Mac 
>computers and 10.5 million iPods during the quarter, representing 36% 
>growth in Macs and 24% growth in iPods vs. the year-ago quarter.
>
>"'There's no question in my mind iPhone is going to be a big hit,' 
>says Tim Bajarin founder of strategic consulting firm, Creative 
>Strategies. 'It redefines what a phone looks like and how it should 
>work,'" Ganapati reports.
>
>Full article here.
>
>
>
>
>      Posted by: "Ernst Dinkla" E.Dinkla@... ernstdinkla
>      Date: Thu Apr 26, 2007 1:38 am ((PDT))
>
>   But if
>you look at computer system sales Apple actually lost market
>share. The iPhone doesn't look as promising as the iPod
>turned out to be and the proprietary locks on both (music
>format on the iPod, the limited access of third party
>software developers on the iPhone + one provider only in the
>US) will turn against Apple one day.
>
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>
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Re: [Digital BW] re: Apple actually lost market share

2007-04-27 by Ernst Dinkla

Debbi wrote:
> Evertyime I see someone badmouth Apple I go and buy more shares...my 
> portfolio is quite high, thank you!
> Debbi

There's no need to get upset. I was surprised myself about 
an article I saw on Slashdot not that long ago.

It looks like a reliable measurement:

http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9015728&intsrc=hm_list

I'm not a fan of Windows or OS X. I also avoid Mac versus 
Windows threads as much as possible and will not continue 
this thread either. I'm actually a Risc Os fan but that's 
nostalgia.


Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst


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Re: [Digital BW] re: Apple actually lost market share

2007-04-27 by Debbi

Heck, What made you think I was upset? I'm not at all. I think it's 
funny actually.
Debbi
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>Debbi wrote:
>>  Evertyime I see someone badmouth Apple I go and buy more shares...my
>>  portfolio is quite high, thank you!
>>  Debbi
>
>There's no need to get upset. I was surprised myself about
>an article I saw on Slashdot not that long ago.
>
>It looks like a reliable measurement:
>
>http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9015728&intsrc=hm_list
>
>I'm not a fan of Windows or OS X. I also avoid Mac versus
>Windows threads as much as possible and will not continue
>this thread either. I'm actually a Risc Os fan but that's
>nostalgia.
>
>
>Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
>
>
>|  Dinkla Grafische Techniek  |
>|     www.pigment-print.com    |
>|             ( unvollendet )            |

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