The iPod nano is flying off store shelves, says Wall Street bank Piper Jaffray.
As reported in Forbes:
Available for six days, the music player is seeing high demand, based on a survey of 20 Apple retail stores, Piper Jaffray said. “No store that we checked with had black 4-gigabyte nanos in stock.”
In the New York Times, Dacid Pogue says the nano will effect Apple’s market share of MP3 players. Writes Pogue:
Apple’s market share won’t stay at 80 percent. It’s about to go up.
If you doubt it, then you haven’t yet handled the iPod Nano: a tiny, flat, shiny wafer of powerful sound that Apple unveiled last week. Beware, however: to see one is to want one. If you hope to resist, lash your credit card to your wallet like Odysseus to the mast.
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