RBC expects new MacBooks in late Q2, next-gen iPhone in Sept., Oct.
RBC Capital Markets expressed belief on Tuesday that Apple will revamp its MacBook portables later this quarter and release a new iPhone in September or October.
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Wall Street expects new iPad to continue dominating tablet market
Shortly after Apple unveiled the new iPad, Wall Street analysts weighed in with their opinions of the device. Most are predicting that it will help "cement" Apple's market dominance.
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Wowed Wall Street watchers raise forecasts after Apple's 'perfect' $46B quarter
Analysts on Wall Street were blown away by Apple's blistering holiday 2011 quarter, and promptly revised their estimates even higher following the news.
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Apple Q4 2011 earnings disappointment attributed to iPhone transition 'hiccup'
After Apple's quarterly earnings failed to live up to Wall Street consensus estimates, some analysts have labeled the September quarter a "transitional quarter" for Apple, while remaining reassured that the first quarter of iPhone 4S sales will make up for the so-called "hiccup."
RBC: Apple would only launch low-cost iPhone if it had 'category-killer' experience
After a meeting with two of Apple's top executives, RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky said the company's primary requirement for launching a lower-end iPhone is whether the handset would provide an "innovative, category-killer experience."
Wall Street: Apple earnings 'nothing short of a blowout' after record quarter [u]
Wall Street analysts were stunned by Apple's record quarterly earnings on Tuesday, noting that there seems to be no end in sight for the company's "upside parade."
Apple will offer free iPhone 3GS with 2-year mobile contract - report
Apple is prepared to offer the iPhone 3GS, first released in 2009, as a free subsidized phone with a two-year service contract, according to a new report.
Apple expected to report sales of 7M iPads, 17M iPhones for Q2 2011
Apple is once again predicted to exceed expectations in its upcoming quarterly earnings call, with one analyst forecasting sales of 7 million iPads and 17 million iPhones in the second quarter of fiscal 2011.
Apple shares slide 6% in Germany as investors weigh in on Steve Jobs' leave
Though U.S. markets were closed on Monday, overseas trading gave an indication of how investors might react to Steve Jobs' absence from Apple come Tuesday. In addition, analysts on Wall Street offered their take on the news.
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