Brian J. Dunn, CEO, Best Buy Co. is "walking back" a comment reported by the Wall Street Journal, where Dunn said Apple's iPad might have cannibalized as much as 50 percent of Best Buy's PC sales over the last quarter.
Later, Dunn appeared to want to soften the reported remarks. "We see some shifts in consumption patterns, with tablet sales being an incremental opportunity," Dunn now says.
We might not know whether the latter statement, or the first statement, is closer to the truth until the round of quarterly reports.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Best Buy CEO Now Says Tablet Sales are Incremental to PCs
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