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This is why we don’t often write about analyst statements

I’ve noticed a trend among tech journalists and bloggers over the past few years where someone will publish estimates from a trade industry analyst as if they were real figures. Want to know how many iPads Apple sold in 2010? Ask an analyst. Need to know what the return rate on the Samsung Galaxy Tab is? Ask an analyst. It…

February 3rd, 2011, 11:10 am by Brad Linder | 8 Comments

Analysts: AMD’s lack of a netbook chip is hurting sales

Intel, VIA, and ARM are all over the netbook and low power computing market. AMD, not so much. And according to JP Morgan Securities, that could be hurting the company at a time when netbook sales are helping to prop up over PC and microprocessor sales. VIA holds just 1% share of the overall market for CPUs, but it’s made…

July 27th, 2009, 2:11 pm by Brad Linder | 10 Comments