Apple Computer shares hit all-time high, top $50 in early trading; analysts up target prices

Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL) shares hit an all-time high of $50.12 in early NASDAQ trading today following the unveiling its latest portable music player, the ultra-thin iPod nano, and the Motorola ROKR iTunes mobile phone.

Analysts at UBS upped their AAPL price target to $59 from $54, Credit Suisse First Boston raised its target to $56 from $45, and First Albany upped its target price to $53 from $48.

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