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Make Prepare for an iPad Cost Cut

The class routine of Cupertino may have priced its iPad away of the market this holiday season.

Goldman Sachs analyst Bill Shope is advising clients to continue an center on iPad sales this quarter, fearing that the fellowship is confronting some near-term demand challenges for its iconic tablet. He argues, and rightfully so, that Apple is long overdue for a price cut.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to pattern away that Apple -- until directly the runaway market share champ in this nascent niche -- is eventually confronting legitimate competition at ridiculously attractive price points.

Amazon.com's Kindle Flaming hits the market today at a head-turning $199 cost point. Equally a seven-inch tablet, it's sure smaller than the iPad, but that may not necessarily be a bad thing.
Barnes & Noble's Corner Tablet hits stores in two days. The superstore chain's new gadget costs $50 more than the Kindle Fire, only it does experience beefier specs in some areas.
There's a glut of cheap non-Android tablets out there, equally Hewlett-Packard and Inquiry In Motion label down their first-generation devices while pondering what do to next. Android manufacturers that naively entered the market at high cost items with impressive spec sheets are taking a more realistic pricing approach this time around.

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