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据 BusinessWeek 网络版记者 Arik Hesseldahl 称——此君是个超级苹果粉——他跟一位对苹果高层极为熟悉的人士确认了，乔布斯的健康没问题。这是他在「Byte of Apple」的最新一篇帖子上写的，拉拉杂杂很长，核心就是这句话，有兴趣的同学自己去看一下吧。

during holiday quarters. Still, Apple may continue to command a higher margin on the top models to offset aggressive pricing on lower-end, volume-optimized models. Apple could also have other tricks up its sleeve, as Businessweek’s Peter Burrows thinks Apple might even be bringing a “MacBook Touch” tablet or simplified, low-cost iPhone variant. No one can deny the power Steve Jobs wields when pulls “one more thing” out of his sleeve, but it seems more likely that Apple will adapt its current

"enthusiasts," "fanatics" or "zealots." I recall terms like the "Mac cult" or the "Mac faithful." Faithful to whom? Steve Jobs. Now questions persist about his health. The faithful want to know about their icon, the hero of cool and of good taste. Business Week and the New York Times both had major pieces about Steve's health this week. The faithful, the followers, aren't the only ones asking about Steve's health. Shareholders and potential investors are interested, too.

　WWDCで激やせ姿を見せて以来、AppleのジョブズCEOの体調が心配されていますが、BusinessWeekによると大丈夫なようです。

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during holiday quarters. Still, Apple may continue to command a higher margin on the top models to offset aggressive pricing on lower-end, volume-optimized models. Apple could also have other tricks up its sleeve, as Businessweek's Peter Burrows thinks Apple might even be bringing a "MacBook Touch" tablet or simplified, low-cost iPhone variant. No one can deny the power Steve Jobs wields when pulls "one more thing" out of his sleeve, but it seems more likely that Apple will adapt its current lineup

as a "private matter" during Monday's earnings call -- and sparking even more discussion about Steve's health -- Apple appears to be trying a new tactic: Unofficially spreading the word, via the press, that Steve is OK. A source "close to Apple" told BusinessWeek that they have "near-certainty that Jobs' cancer has not returned." And the NYT reports that "Jobs has reassured several people that he is doing well and that four years after a successful operation to treat a rare form of pancreatic cancer, he is