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Apple reports Q3 2013 revenue of $35.3 billion, iPad and Mac sales decline

Engadget - It hasn't been a particularly quiet quarter for Apple, at least in the announcement department. But, as far actually shipping new products, Q3 of 2013 has been relatively uneventful. Perhaps that's why the company's revenues are down to $35.3 billion, from $43.6 billion in Q2. Still, while its revenues are down significantly from the last two quarters, things are pretty stable year-over-year.

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-Mezzo-3786d ago

Not surprised by the Decline of Mac, but never thought iPad will be in decline.

In2iti0n3786d ago (Edited 3786d ago )

There's only so many tablets you can sell.

-Mezzo-3786d ago

Agreed, but i was thinking that all the fanboys will also buy a New iPad every year, just like they do with iPhone.

cytricks3786d ago

This doesnt seem too bad. People are waiting for newer/cheaper hardware. When the next iPhone or iPad comes out current ones are discounted. It is been how long now since the iPhone 5 was released with no announcment on a new one.

As far as Macs, most of their hardware is due an update soon so again people are waiting.

http://buyersguide.macrumor...

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Apple's M3 Chip Upgrades GPU, Focuses on Gaming Performance

Apple has unveiled its new M3 processors and all three chips include a significant improvement to the GPU side. Unquestionably, the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max will offer a faster CPU performance, however, GPU-focused advancements improve graphics capabilities to enhance professional and gaming experience.

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Apple iPhone 16 will reportedly feature a new button

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