It's Wednesday, September 12th.

Welcome to Market Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill and joining me in studio today from Motley Full Asset Management,

Tim Hanson, and for Motley Full Inside Value, Uncle Joe Maker.

Gentlemen, good to see you.

Hey Chris. Yo. We are in the other... value Uncle Joe Joe Meager. Gentlemen, good to see you.

Hey Chris.

We are in the other studio once again.

Hopefully the audio quality will be bumped up slightly from yesterday.

And this is our Silicon Valley edition of Market Foolery.

It's all Silicon Valley today because we're going to talk about Mark Zuckerberg,

Facebook CEO, his appearance at the Tech Crunch conference yesterday.

But we will start, of course, as promised with Apple.

Apple unveiled the iPhone 5 at an event just within the last couple of hours out in San Francisco.

It's thinner, it's lighter, it has faster data speeds, there's a

larger screen. Joe Mager, I'll just start with you. Any surprises here with this

announcement? No, and that's why the stock is almost perfectly flat on the day and the

iPhone 5 looks great. I think anyone who buys will be thrilled with it, I will

probably go out and get one, but it's not probably. It's not a game-changing device like some of the earlier iterations we saw with the iPhone.

I think some people will be a little disappointed with that.

Some of the biggest changes that they talked up were the larger screen size in LTE, both great,

but both concepts that Samsung has been, you know, ringing the bell on for more than a year now,

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