The results of a HarrisX poll measuring peoples’ reactions to the new iPhone models are out, and 9to5Mac has a roundup of the highlights which include the fact that almost half of the respondents were excited by what Apple has started shipping out this week.

What’s also interesting to note about this poll, especially when you look deeper into the results, is how it almost becomes a kind of Rorschach test for the way you feel about the iPhone maker. The results herein say one thing or another, depending on the pre-existing attitudes about the company you bring to the table.

You could look, for example, at the fact that among respondents to the poll (which was carried out among 1,001 adults) around 26 percent described the new iPhone models as “exciting” and another 22 percent “innovative” as a sign Apple hasn’t lost its touch. That the conventional wisdom which says Apple’s not as good at exciting people anymore as it used to be — you can point to these results and say, see, more than a decade after the iPhone was born Apple can still prove the doubters wrong...

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