Does anybody remember how this show used to start like six and a half years ago?

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One analyst marvels at Apple's future money, possible unannounced features of iOS six,

and what a crazy place China is for the iPad.

It's Monday June 18, 2012.

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You know how Apple could make more money if more people bought their stuff?

Yes, that's basically what Credit Suisse Analysts called Bindur Garca had to say heading into the weekend.

Am I being unfair? Eh, percent, since half of his note seemed

insightful, while the second half seems to have started, you know what it'd be neat?

We'll do the sensible bit first. Barren, Garca's saying Apple is on track to tap the vast emerging market opportunity

represented by the brick countries, Brazil, Russia, India, and China.

Mostly China right now.

We've heard Tim Koch talk about it.

We've heard analysts of plenty talk about it.

Now Garca says if China's middle class grows to 244 million people by 2015, something he sees as doable, and if they keep spending the

way U.S. consumers do, dropping just over $400 a year on Apple's stuff, that new middle class could add 89 billion dollars in revenue for

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