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The biggest company at CES this year is Apple. No, Apple isn’t giving keynotes, hosting a booth or even taking meetings, as far as I know. But Apple dominates CES like cheesy hotel casinos dominate the Las Vegas Strip. A consumer electronics show without Apple is like an Internet search show without Google, a social networking show without Facebook or a, er, MacWorld Expo without Apple. But that’s not why Apple’s presence
Never in the history of consumer electronics has there been a computer more universally desirable than the Apple iPad. Market share numbers — 83% of the market — hint at the popularity and market dominance of the iPad. But here’s the most interesting fact about the iPad’s incredible success that most people overlook: The qualities that make iPad desirable are replicable on bigger platforms — and may even be magnified by them.
If you’ve ever seen the reality show “Hoarders,” you can probably visualize how Apple has a very similar condition. But rather than clinging to useless possessions, Apple is known for hoarding its cash. Yet, when the opportunity presents itself, Apple’s hoarding condition subsides and the “big spender” propensity takes hold. An interesting report from Bloomberg this week shows that Apple’s massive cash reserves (which the company protects like a lion shielding her cubs from a predator), 
