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Is Microsoft's new Seinfeld and Gates ad effective?
Is Microsoft's new Seinfeld and Gates ad effective?
The success of the<EM>iPhone</EM>has rendered the<EM>iPod</EM>irrelevant.
With the success of its new iPhone, Apple is seeing something of a backlash in terms of sales of its iPod ? although these once accounted for nearly 50% of its yearly revenue, early this year sales plummeted sharply.
Apple upcoming press conference on September 9th has give rise to a frenzy of speculation among the media and Apple aficionados alike ? most believe that Jobs will attempt to reignite interest in the iPod by releasing a new version of the nano and a modified iPod touch.
Fast Talk Question - By dropping its price to become the cheapest gaming console on the market, can Microsoft reclaim the spotli
By dropping its price to become the cheapest gaming console on the market, can Microsoft reclaim the spotlight from Nintendo and Sony?
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