Apple launched three new products Tuesday just hours after disclosing details on the most successful non-holiday quarter in the company's history.
The new hardware includes new iMac models, a new sub-US$1,000 MacBook and a multitouch mouse that Apple has dubbed the "Magic Mouse."
On Wall Street, the company's revelations sent its stock climbing. It shot up after Monday's earnings call, opening at $200.47 on Tuesday. That's up $10.61 from Monday's closing price to $189.86. By close, shares had backed down slightly to $198.76.
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