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(CNN) -- Underwhelmed. That, in a word, was the response in many quarters to Apple's rollout of two new iPhones on Tuesday. With the iPhone 5S, the industry's leading smartphone got a quicker processor, better camera and new fingerprint security scanner. With the iPhone 5C, it got less expensive and more colorful. And yet, from the Internet to Wall Street, Apple got savaged mercilessly. "Much-hyped iPhone announcements from the tech giant did little to stop (Apple's) year-long descent into stagnation," wrote Marcus Wohlsen in Wired, a CNN.com content partner. "Though the faster, sleeker, more powerful phone is unarguably cool, the steps forward are still incremental. And incremental isn't what the world expects from Apple."

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OPTIONS:
- 5C is still a formidable product.
- Apple is still a formidable product.
- CNN is still a formidable product.
- CNN.com is still a formidable product.
- Marcus Wohlsen is still a formidable product.
- Wall Street is still a formidable product.
- Wired is still a formidable product.
- iPhone is still a formidable product.
- iPhone 5C is still a formidable product.
- iPhone 5S is still a formidable product.


iPhone is still a formidable product.