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Interesting chart on Apple up at Silicon Alley Insider.
Not only does it illustrate how important the I-Phone now is
to Apple, it shows that sales of other products, from the Mac and I-Pod to peripherals, are flat or worse. (Yes, non-GAAP sales make the trend look more
dramatic than GAAP-based numbers would, but the former is based on cash coming
in the door, and therefore hardly misleading.)
Point is, this suggests that innovation is more important to
a company like Apple than it is, say, to a monopoly like Microsoft, and
explains why, as the Times points out today, Apple is a black box even to its employees.
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