I predict the iPhoto frame.
Good evening all. This is my first post ever and would like to say, I love Apple. Now let's take this trek. I'm picturing a tablet device with great battery power, and the ability to run pro apps. i.e. Adobe Ps, Ai, Dw etc... Aperture, Word, itunes, excel, powerpoint entourage and all that good stuff. Feel me?
I'm going to be on the edge of my seat during the WWDC live feed!![]()
i honestly feel like a tablet that mac would put out would fail miserably if it didnt have the power to run the adobe suite
nice work. I'm betting on "iMac Nano"![]()
Your thinking about a different kind of tablet. There are two types of tablets that Apple can come out with. One is a largish tablet which is basically a laptop without the keyboard.......there is your wacom tablet dream.
The other is the large iphone type of device which is meant to be an iphone on steroids.
I have a feeling the device debuting will be the latter. Perhaps down the line they will come out with laptop without the keyboard design.
OK if this were just a tablet i dunno, but if they make it like this, as a master home media controller/tablet/iPod/home network remote etc.... WOW now I would want that in my home with my Apple TV![]()
Basically. Except for the iPod Nano, the recent improvement in Apple rumors has truly led me to believe there is no more surprises. We knew about the Macbook Air, the fatty iPod Nano, the iPhone, 3G. I mean if we haven't heard any rumors yet about the Nano for some reason I doubt its existence. Jobs you've lost the cloak of mystery.So here's my speculation. Steve Jobs announces that he has "a few things" he'd like to share with us today. First, he'll discuss the success of leopard and some of the milestones as well as the track for the future. Next he'll discuss the iPhone software and highlight the new features in 2.0. Then he'll say that there is "one more thing" and mention the rumors of a 3G iPhone, make a couple jokes, then blast us with the new iPhone, coming out with some sweet new features that amaze us all. Then he'll tell us all about the iPhone nano and iPhone tablet. BTW could the iPhone tablet be the infamous iPhone Black posted on AT&T's website? hmm... Cool name, doesn't take away from it still being an iPhone, it's like having a black macbook, it's faster and better and in this case it's got a bigger screen. The tablet will have a better version of OSX and be able to run things like Pages, Numbers, iPhoto and some other cool productivity apps. The iPhone Nano will be a smaller version of the iPhone with less memory at a cheeper pricepoint. Apple is covering all it's bases with the three iPhones. And expect iPhone Nano to come out in colors.
I predict the iPhoto frame.
You're missing the point. This is an adjunct to the phone and the laptop - not a replacement for either.
If you're going jogging, you'll grab a small phone (not an Iphone, but a small phone).
If you're traveling light (everyday), the maxiPod will be your phone and internet terminal.
If you're doing heavy lifting, you'll take a laptop + the phone.
So many arguments here short-sightely focus on "A" or "B", when "A" and "B" is what people really want.
Sometimes I need a feature poor tiny phone.
Sometimes I need a feature rich PDA (Iphone doesn't meet that requirement).
Sometimes I need CS3 and Premiere, and Entourage and ...
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I don't expect one device to fit all needs....
Newton, Mid 2008
lets assume your proposition. How do you hold the "iphone pro" to you ear to talk. That would look ridiculous. You might say use a bluetooth headset, but what if you forget it at home?
keep dreaming
I remember this concept ...
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... and an Engadget article.
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Time ago AppleInsider wrote this.
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And Gizmodo too.
If there will be a mini-tablet, i think there will be a new Aplle Cinema concept too.
All of this in January 2009, I suppose.
Duo Dock
This was the largest and most expensive dock for the PowerBook Duo. Unlike cumbersome "port replicators" that plugged into the back of other laptops, the Duo Dock allowed the PowerBook Duo to actually fit completely inside itself via a mechanical sliding mechanism (similar to a VCR or dvd drive on modern Apple laptops), thus turning the PowerBook Duo into a full size, full powered, fully functional desktop computer, with all the common desktop ports which could physically support a heavy, high-resolution display on top of it. The Duo Dock included a floppy drive, two NuBus expansion slots, an FPU, level 2 cache, slots for more RAM, a slot for more VRAM to enable more colors at higher resolutions, and space for a second hard drive. The original Duo Dock was replaced by the Duo Dock II, which added AAUI networking and compatibility with newer color-screen PowerBook Duos; a replacement lid was also available to allow use of these Duos with the original Duo Dock. This was followed by the Duo Dock Plus, which was identical to the Duo Dock II, but lacked the FPU and level 2 cache (which were not compatible with the PowerPC-processor PowerBook Duo 2300c).