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December 19, 2006
The Apple Core: My dream: an Apple tablet
I had a dream last night about the iPod (I know, I know) and how it morphed into a tablet Mac.
As I've previously mentioned here, the iPhone could be a clever decoy planted by Apple to misdirect attention from the real Macworld show stoppers - whatever they may be.
Steve Jobs has told us that iTV is coming, so that's a given, but what about the iPod? Cupertino has been famously silent about their little media player and the timing's right for an upgrade. There's no shortage of patent applications indicating that Apple is developing a full-screen iPod with a touch screen interface. Which got me to thinking...
Read the rest of the story on my ZDNet Blog: The Apple Core.
Posted by Jason D. O'Grady at December 19, 2006 8:00 AM
Category: The Apple Core
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Comments
I too dreamed this up a few years ago (around 2002), but yours is the first mention I've seen that is also called the iPad.
It's a very similar deal to the image you've shown, I always had trouble thinking up how to keep the screen protected.
I'll send you some scans from my sketchbook and some notes if you like. I can't remember many details so it would be fun for me to recap 5 years later.
Spencer E Holtaway
Posted by: Spencer E Holtaway at January 17, 2007 8:17 PM










