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MacNotables #910: Adam Engst Discusses Apple’s Quarterly Earnings, Netbooks and Why Apple’s Products Are A “Necessity”

Posted by Chuck on April 23rd, 2009

 

 MacNotables #910 [57:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Adam Engst discusses Apple’s once-again favorable quarterly results, how they happened, and how Carl Sagan figures in the conversation. (Hint: “billions and billions”) Along the way, Adam and Chuck discuss the relevance of netbooks, the Apple Stores, and how Apple products just may have moved from being a luxury to a necessity.

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Apple Posts $1.21 Billion Profit for Q2-09 by Jeff Carlson on TidBITS

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