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Analyst on Apple's Holiday Season Sales So Far 
BusinessWeek | by Arik Hesseldahl | Tue, Dec 15
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On the iPod front, both the iPod touch and iPod nano are showing the most strength, no surprise there, but the strength of sales on the touch appeared to accelerate. People who go into the store planning to buy an iPod classic often walk out with a touch, he writes mainly because of the touch's...
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