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Reuters, others dispute iPad delay claims [updated iPhone too]

At least someone behind their Twitter account disputes the earlier claim.

Update: Reuters has  now posted a brief story. LoopInsight also reports that both of the earlier late reports are false and Apple is expecting to deliver its products “on-time” at least according to its internal schedule.

It is interesting that both of these “late” reports were from investment bankers – ahead of the opening of trading – who could potentially benefit from market manipulation.  Something smells fishy.

AAPL started significantly down – over 10 points this morning but has recovered somewhat.

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