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    Amid cannibalization woes, netbooks eat into Microsoft sales
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    "When Windows 7 comes out they have an opportunity to turn it around," said Roger Kay, an analyst at Endpoint Technologies, adding that consumers like the familiarity of Microsoft products. But, he said, "Until Windows 7 comes out, there's not much Microsoft can do about it." Click here to go to Dow Jones NewsPlus, a web front page of today's most important business and market news, analysis and commentary: http:// www.djnewsplus.com/al?rnd=B8Ivi3kcr48MG8t2c5SWHw%3D%3D. Full Article at The Daily Source
    Until Windows 7 comes out, there's not much Microsoft can do about it.
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago
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Amid cannibalization woes, netbooks eat into Microsoft sales
  1. When Windows 7 comes out they have an opportunity to turn it around
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago
  2. It's pretty clear that netbook sales are cannibalizing sales of higher priced versions of Windows
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago
  3. Any material impact from netbooks on ( business unit) Client's top line results would have a corresponding impact on the segment's overall operating margins
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago
  4. This is clearly a trend Microsoft is concerned about.
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago
  5. My personal view is that there's some cannibalization and some incremental growth in units
    SOURCE: The Daily Source 11 months ago

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