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  U.S. Tablet Sales Led by iPad in 2013 as Chromebooks Overtake MacBooks

  MacRumors

  Among "commercial channel" sales to distributors for corporate, government, and business customers, the iPad held the biggest share of sales for any tablet in the U.S. during 2013, while sales of Google Chromebooks made up a bigger percentage of the laptop market compared to Mac notebooks, …

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  Apple shares fall on Wells Fargo downgrade

  The Telegraph

  One of Wall Street's biggest investment banks has downgraded Apple, warning that the iPhone maker can expect lower profit margins and less support from operators in the future. Wells Fargo cut its rating on the company from "outperform" to "market perform", sending Apple shares down as much as 1.4pc …

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  Jan 2, 2014
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  What Nest's Funding Means for Hardware Startups

  Inc Magazine - Issie Lapowsky

  The smart home appliance maker is now valued at more than $2 billion, another indicator that hardware is hot. Nest Labs, the Palo Alto, California-based smart home device startup, is about to raise $150 million in funding at a valuation of $2 billion, according to the tech news site ReCode. Who knew …

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  Apple details impressive Mac Pro environmental improvements over previous generation

  9to5Mac - Jordan Kahn

  Apple today released a new environmental impact report on its Apple and the Environment webpage detailing improvements in the newly launched Mac Pro’s environmental performance. In the report, Apple notes the new Mac Pro meets ENERGY STAR® Version 6.0 standards and gets a Gold rating from EPEAT, …

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