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Apple Posts Record Sales, IPad Disappoints

Forrester Analyst Julie Ask joins Emily Chang on the heels of Apple’s strong first-quarter earnings. Apple reported record sales last quarter in spite of supply chain issues but also underlined a big miss for the iPad, despite the launch of the new iPad mini and a refresh to the low-end model.

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Forrester Analyst Julie Ask joins Emily Chang on the heels of Apple’s strong first-quarter earnings. Apple reported record sales last quarter in spite of supply chain issues but also underlined a big miss for the iPad, despite the launch of the new iPad mini and a refresh to the low-end model.

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