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To: markomalley

Apple’s competitors can easily copy and reverse engineer this 4s. And they will. iPhone is headed to commodity status same as the iPod which drowned in a sea of Sansa mp3 players and clones on Sansa mp3 players


21 posted on 11/13/2011 3:26:01 AM PST by dennisw (I heard the old man laughing. What good is a used up world and how could it be worth having-- Sting)
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To: dennisw
the iPod which drowned in a sea of Sansa mp3 players

/snicker

25 posted on 11/13/2011 5:51:13 AM PST by LearnsFromMistakes (Yes, I am happy to see you. But that IS a gun in my pocket.)
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To: dennisw
Apple’s competitors can easily copy and reverse engineer this 4s. And they will. iPhone is headed to commodity status same as the iPod which drowned in a sea of Sansa mp3 players and clones on Sansa mp3 players

Yes, it's sad how the iPod was relegated to a measly 80% market share.

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"You obviously don’t know how big Manny Pacquiao is across Asia. Billions of Asians are going buy HP’s TouchPad due to him. Apple will lose 98% of their Asian sales ... The HP TouchPad is something like the iPad v. 6.0" -- dennisw

29 posted on 11/13/2011 7:47:46 AM PST by ReignOfError
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To: dennisw; Swordmaker

what?


35 posted on 11/13/2011 8:07:04 PM PST by TheBattman (They exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature...)
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