Jobs sold at the right time, at the peak of the market.
No guarantee that the next movies Pixar comes out with are hits like the previous ones. Box office is down and DVD sales are slowing as well.
I wonder how long GMail will stay in Beta. It's been almost 2 years since it was introduced and still not open to all, unless you have a cell phone or get referred.
The problem is people keep spending with these credit cards and don't have the money to pay for them.
Some don't even bother reading their monthly statements.
It's about time Google stock took a hit since it has gone up so much.
However, I wouldn't be suprised if the shares went back up as fast as they came down.
The Internet is a faceless place, so people think they can say anything they want without repercussion.
Plus, there are a lot of people spending way too much time online.
Can't understand how it would cost this much when Dell has PCs in the $400-500 range. Is the Core Duo that powerful of a processor than what's found in other PCs?
I think Apple is maintaining its margins of at least $300 per machine.
There was a Walmart heiress who went to USC and paid her roommate to write her papers a couple of years ago. Some kids have the money and are sent to school by rich parents. They would rather party instead of working hard.
Google and Yahoo are like the ABC and NBC of the Internet. Everyone goes there to find what they are looking for online. Since it is so easy to find content through these sites, it definitely cheapens everything because there is no pricing power for content if it can be found for free.
Google is just trying to grab a piece of the huge advertising pie out there. They have experimented with selling magazine ads for their advertisers and now trying radio.
I don't think either of these two mediums are that effective compared to search engine advertising which can be better targeted.
Radio is becoming too fragmented and losing audiences to satellite and iPods.
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eMachines just launched new desktops with all AMD chips. Maybe Apple will have to switch over to AMD to get real performance in upcoming Macs.
Jobs sold at the right time, at the peak of the market. No guarantee that the next movies Pixar comes out with are hits like the previous ones. Box office is down and DVD sales are slowing as well.
Makes all the CEOs who earn over $10 million look bad if these guys are getting only "one dollar."
Well Jobs said that they were going to start shipping in February. Guess they might end up delaying it for a couple of months.
I wonder how long GMail will stay in Beta. It's been almost 2 years since it was introduced and still not open to all, unless you have a cell phone or get referred.
The problem is people keep spending with these credit cards and don't have the money to pay for them. Some don't even bother reading their monthly statements.
It's about time Google stock took a hit since it has gone up so much. However, I wouldn't be suprised if the shares went back up as fast as they came down.
The Internet is a faceless place, so people think they can say anything they want without repercussion. Plus, there are a lot of people spending way too much time online.
Can't understand how it would cost this much when Dell has PCs in the $400-500 range. Is the Core Duo that powerful of a processor than what's found in other PCs? I think Apple is maintaining its margins of at least $300 per machine.
There was a Walmart heiress who went to USC and paid her roommate to write her papers a couple of years ago. Some kids have the money and are sent to school by rich parents. They would rather party instead of working hard.
Google and Yahoo are like the ABC and NBC of the Internet. Everyone goes there to find what they are looking for online. Since it is so easy to find content through these sites, it definitely cheapens everything because there is no pricing power for content if it can be found for free.
Google is just trying to grab a piece of the huge advertising pie out there. They have experimented with selling magazine ads for their advertisers and now trying radio. I don't think either of these two mediums are that effective compared to search engine advertising which can be better targeted. Radio is becoming too fragmented and losing audiences to satellite and iPods.
I think Mac users feel they are safe with security since they have only 5% market share and most hackers are on Windows trying to rip off most people.