After Apple's press conference, its stock price surged by 8%, showing that the capital market is optimistic about its development prospects.
Different from the general public's expectations of Apple, traditional mobile phone manufacturers expressed their disdain for it and spoke out a few days later.
As of 2006, Nokia's global mobile phone market share hit a record high of 73%, far ahead of second-place Samsung with 11.3%.
When Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, CEO of Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone company, was interviewed by a reporter, he scoffed at the question.
"Apple will not have any impact on Nokia, because Nokia has been focusing on making mobile phones for many years, and has a product line that meets all price points and needs, and countless patents. Apple only has one product, and it will not be released until half a year later. How can you fight? Use PPT? You were fooled by a PPT. I didn't expect that."
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