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Consumer Electronics

Dell (DELL) Launches PCs For Billionaires

Hand it to Dell (DELL), probably the worst run of the large global PC companies to have bad timing. It is launching a new line of expensive, high performance laptops. The new…

Douglas A. McIntyre
3:56am ET
Apps & Software

AAPL (AAPL) Weekly Headline Roundup: March 9-13

It’s been quite a week for Apple news and AAPL shares. Here are the key headlines aggregated from 24/7 Wall St. partner Apple Investor News: • The big news involved incessant rumors…

Douglas A. McIntyre
1:09pm ET
Apps & Software

Apple (AAPL) Announces iPhone OS 3.0 Event

From 24/7 Wall St. partner AppleInvestorNews Just Announced: An Apple (AAPL) event in Cupertino next Tuesday will talk about the next generation of iPhone software. The Apple invitation to reporters formally dubs it…

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:56am ET
Media

iSIRIUS… It’s Coming (SIRI, AAPL)

It looks like the long-awaited tie up from Sirius XM Radio Inc. (NASDAQ: SIRI) and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is happening.  This opens up a much larger market for SIRIUS XM.  The…

Douglas A. McIntyre
7:42am ET
Consumer Electronics

Apple in You Ear, For $79 (AAPL)

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) looks like it is bringinig on its own line-up recession-proof products.  Its newest product is a smaller iPod Shuffle.  It is so small you might not be able…

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:47pm ET
Media

AAPL Headlines Roundup: March 2-6

Given the volume of Apple newsflow, we hope this end-of-week review helps. We’ve included important headlines and a few sleepers, aggregated from Apple Investor News: • Why is Apple Living in Denial?…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:18am ET
Apps & Software

Saving The PC Industry By Selling Computers To Farmers

Around the world, PC sales are dying. The global recession is causing consumers and businesses to defer purchases until their current machines break down. Their older computers have powerful enough processors and…

Douglas A. McIntyre