Apple Expects To Ship 10 Million Tablets in First Year
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#3As always, the Macalope says it best.
"January tablet unveiling 'confirmed' by ex-Google employee". Oh, well, then, that's all we need to WHAAAAAAAAAAAAT THE F-?
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#4As always, the Macalope says it best. "January tablet unveiling 'confirmed' by ex-Google employee". Oh, well, then, that's all we need to WHAAAAAAAAAAAAT THE F-? http://twitter.com/TheMacalope/status/7238525063
But hey, the speculation is bolstered by a quote from Rob Enderle! And he knows what he's talking about: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/12/09/enderle-joojoo
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#5I wonder if the FTC is scratching their heads wondering what to do about Apple product rumors.
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#6"former Google Inc. executive Lee Kai-fu"
You would think Bloomberg would at least get his name right.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kai-Fu_Lee
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#7Snow Leopard ("0 new features") makes more sense in light of this. They let the engineers concentrate on decreasing the footprint and improving performance, while the UI/design team was pulled off to work on the tablet.
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#8Maybe it has a charging dock with a vga/dvi/hdmi & audio out to connect to LCD TVs? I'd might buy that!
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#9"former Google Inc. executive Lee Kai-fu" You would think Bloomberg would at least get his name right.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kai-Fu_Lee
Family names come first in Chinese, Japanese and a number of other languages. E.g., Chairman Mao was Mao Zedong, not Zedong Mao.
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#10Sounds to me like he's expecting them to have recreated BumpTop (the 3D multitouch UI for Windows) on OS X. It'll be hailed as innovative and revoutionary I'm sure.