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Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has declined to compete in the netbook PC space, with CEO Steve Jobs still on the sidelines on when (or if) Apple will ever make such a device. Although netbooks were the only shining light in the last half of 2008 PC sales, the margins are not nearly as nice as other products. But hey, any growth is good growth, right?t?AppleMargins posts
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Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has declined to compete in the netbook PC space, with CEO Steve Jobs still on the sidelines on when (or if) Apple will ever make such a device. Although netbooks were the only shining light in the last half of 2008 PC sales, the margins are not nearly as nice as other products. But hey, any growth is good growth, right?t?Continue reading Apple could make decent margin with a netbook product
Apple after the bell 9/25/06: increasing margins, bullish analysts drive stock up
Apple Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) ended the day at $75.75, a $2.75 rise or 3.77% jump in the price of its stock. ThinkEquity Partners LLC analyst Jonathan Hoopes raised his estimate of the computer manufacturers target price to $100 within the next year. He's thinking that higher margins and the newest operating system's strengths will drive the price up. Certainly his impression that Apple is working on its margins seems born out by this article in TG Daily that suggest the profit margin for Apple iPod Nanos are coming down, which is good news for Apple's profits.
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