Recent Comments:
Palm Gandolf -- the Affordable iPhone-Killer? {Switched.com}
Jun 13th 2007 8:28PM Congrats Palm, you've captured the look of a 2004 device perfectly.
I guess visual voicemail won't be on it or a full blown internet experience.
You can't capture the imaginations of your future customers with last years technology.
Pay attention.
Bjork vs. Bob Dylan {News Bloggers}
Jun 13th 2007 10:37AM Bjork vs Dylan?
Sounds good to me as long as they are both using guns.
Report: Not many iPod owners use iTunes store {BloggingStocks}
Dec 12th 2006 9:19AM Would you believe me if I told you that the author of this blog is creating statements of fact from inconclusive polls that upon reading fly in the face of the writers own conclusions.
Lets look...
Forrester Research issued a report last week declaring that the 3% of households that have purchased music from iTunes store spent a total of $35 for the year...
OK genius, that would be 3 out of every 100 iTunes customers spending 35.00 total.
Not 3% of the online households as you put it.
Is there any percentage spending more than 35.00?
How exactly did you make the quantum leap of logic to assume that everyone else must be off stealing music from peer to peer networks?
Was any percentage of the iPod users out there ripping their own CD's?
I'm glad you not in a position where what you think matters.
Is Apple the market's most overvalued stock? {BloggingStocks}
Nov 22nd 2006 10:34PM "One of the things that investors often shy away from is a company that has large, well-financed competitors. Another is a company that has an extraordinarily high share in a market where competition is heating up."
Who is Apple's competition?
Microsoft is well financed but certainly not competition, I believe Apple sells more iPods between 6 and 7 P.M. on a Thursday than Microsoft has worldwide sales for the Zune in it's introductory and most highly publicized week.
Where is competition heating up?
Creative? Microsoft?, Toshiba?
Nice try, all of them put together still isn't 10% of the market.
You should back up your suppositions, you are completely devoid of any supporting facts or even rumors or even hunches to back up your lame article.
I hope you are better at whatever your real job is than being a journalist or research analyst. Facts are the hallmark of all serious opinion pieces and I believe you are consistantly missing the point as well as coming off to the investing public as undereducated and overly opinionated.
