Apple Q1: The iPod Has Left The Building (AAPL) - Silicon Alley InsiderFirst Faved : Jan 23 2008 by ericFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 7 timesFave It!
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Can it really be that the iPod's glory days are already behind it? Probably... It just goes to show how quick hardware advantages are monetized and evaporated.
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The iPod will continue to sell extremely well [at least for a while untill people realize how much better the zune is ;)]. Yes their graph of the derivative of growth has a downward slope, but thats expected when you have something so successful as the ipod. All markets have a size maximum.
You're right, of course. Downward growth is expected. What's surprising is that they are peaking already. I expect they'll milk a couple more very profitable years out of the franchise.