“Analysts were neither wildly excited nor terribly disappointed by Apple’s event Tuesday,” Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports for Fortune.
“Hardly anybody changed his or her rating or price target, although a few discovered that their iPad estimates were off — either too high or too low — when Tim Cook announced that Apple sold its 170 millionth unit earlier this month,” P.E.D. reports.
Full article, with excerpts from many AAPL analysts, here.
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No offense, P.E.D., but that was a boring article.
Totally agree, junk news this is, no value at all
Found more relevant tech news on a newspaper I found under the carpet dated 1998.