Apple eats itself in tablet war

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Latest research from IHS iSuppli reveals the vendor's biggest competitor for tablet market share was iPhone 4S

Apple ended up competing with itself for market share as its iPad 2 and iPhone 4S battled to tempt buyers. This is the latest view from analyst firm HIS iSuppli, which revealed that although roc...

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