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CNBC Survey: Eyeing An iPod
Posted By:By cnbc.staff
Companies:Apple Computer Inc | Microsoft Corp
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According to the second edition of our Holiday Central survey, some 8% of those polled expect to buy an iPod this year. Based on our extrapolations, that means sales of about 17 million units. And at an average cost of $159 a machine, that adds up to $2.7 billion for Apple.
Other gadget makers might be excused for being green with envy. The survey shows 3% of those polled plan to buy a Nitendo Wii or Sony PlayStation 3 and 2% have their eyes on Microsoft's Xbox 360.
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