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Roger Kay Quotes
«The tablet has done better than the industry expected for the short period of time they've been shipping.»
Author: Roger Kay
«Apple's margins are the envy of the entire PC industry.»
Author: Roger Kay
«I do think that the issue is that Intel, at its size, can't produce the kind of upside surprise that some other companies can. It's a really big boat and can't turn very quickly.»
Author: Roger Kay
«There's a lot of cynicism about their growth prospects.»
Author: Roger Kay
«I don't have any independent confirmation on that, but I'd say it's a pretty good bet.»
Author: Roger Kay
«If you're Intel and you're trying to get the industry to do more digital media, what better prod could you have than Apple? Intel gets a better thrust into the living room through Apple, and gets its other customers to try and keep up.»
Author: Roger Kay
«The entertainment PC category, which is beginning to take off, is generating products that will capture the consumer's imagination and make their way into mainstream living rooms over the next several years.»
Author: Roger Kay
«The benefit that the user gets is the lower cost that comes from the volume production that Intel can bring.»
Author: Roger Kay
«Convergence has definitely come back into vogue.»
Author: Roger Kay
«Consumers want to be presented with the whole car, not just the transmission.»
Author: Roger Kay