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12/11/2007, 12:20pm, EST
Tuesday, December 11th
Goldman sees strong iPod, Mac holiday sales
Research firm Goldman Sachs is predicting strong holiday sales for Apple's iPods and Macs, and remains confident about the Cupertino-based company's forthcoming products in 2008. Goldman analyst David Bailey foresees the new iPhone arriving in the second half of 2008, with a smaller upgrade and more flash memory surfacing earlier in the year, according to Seeking Alpha.
Bailey told clients in a research note that he believes a next-generation iPhone could have a different look than the current design, and that the new revision will likely include 3G capability.
The analyst's predictions about a new iPhone coincide with a statement made by AT&T chairman Randall Stephenson late last month, when the executive confirmed a 3G-capable iPhone arriving some time next year.
"You'll have it next year," Stephenson told another research firm.
Filed under: iPod, iPhone, Apple
Other story tags: Flash, flash memory
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but i guess that's kinda their job. mix it all up and hope most of it sticks.