I posted this (as part of a longer post) in yesterday's thread, but here's what I'm expecting:
Imagine an iPod Touch with a 9" or 10" screen, running real Mac OS X (but with an alternate Finder view that looks like the iPhone, and the ability to run iPhone and iPhone-like touch apps), that has not only the portrait and landscape keyboards (only the landscape keyboard would be finger size, like one of the mock-ups, instead of thumb size), but also translucent split thumb keyboards that can be used in landscape mode. Also, with a screen this big, a portrait thumb keyboard still gives you a usable amount of screen real estate for viewing the app you're working with. Then imagine a docking port on one of the _long_ edges (not one of the short edges, where it is on the iPhone/iPT), that can be hooked into a docking station for use with a real keyboard ... or that can be clipped into a clamshell case that gives it a more standard netbook form factor (that would only be bought by people who wont mind a slight "ugly factor").
Imagine an iPod Touch with a 9" or 10" screen, running real Mac OS X (but with an alternate Finder view that looks like the iPhone, and the ability to run iPhone and iPhone-like touch apps), that has not only the portrait and landscape keyboards (only the landscape keyboard would be finger size, like one of the mock-ups, instead of thumb size), but also translucent split thumb keyboards that can be used in landscape mode. Also, with a screen this big, a portrait thumb keyboard still gives you a usable amount of screen real estate for viewing the app you're working with. Then imagine a docking port on one of the _long_ edges (not one of the short edges, where it is on the iPhone/iPT), that can be hooked into a docking station for use with a real keyboard ... or that can be clipped into a clamshell case that gives it a more standard netbook form factor (that would only be bought by people who wont mind a slight "ugly factor").