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For the average consumer, there's a big difference between buying a new phone (~$300) vs. a new car/house/refrigerator etc. There are still lines outside AAPL stores, and demand has yet to slump. RIMM at 18x earnings is a solid tech buy.

Dan Grill of IN 2:25PM October 20, 2008

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