The other is a "media pad" that has the same functionality as an iPod Touch -- music, games, photos -- but with HD video and calling ability via a Wi-Fi connection. Sources tell Business Week that the device will be smaller than the Kindle 2, but with a larger touchscreen, paving the way for more speculation about Apple slinking into the eBook market. This might be the Apple Tablet everybody has been talking about.
Two reports earlier this week added fuel to the already nearly incessant speculation that Apple is indeed working on a netbook.
Both -- one from the Chinese-language Commercial Times report and another from Dow Jones -- said Taiwan’s Wintek Corporation will supply 10-inch touch screens to Apple, but offered no other details. Source
I see this as a test run for a few new Apple products and a potential new telecom partnership for the 2010 4G LTE iPhone.
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