That's it folks: Apple Tablet is "real", should ship in September

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That’s right, the Apple Tablet (not the one above though, we tech news sites like it that’s all) is really real. The Financial Times reports Apple is working on the Apple Tablet that will be 10 inches and will run the iPhone OS 3.0. It is expected to launch in September of this year.

Here is the Financial Times statement:

“The talks come as Apple is separately racing to offer a portable, full-featured, tablet-sized computer in time for the Christmas shopping season, in what the entertainment industry hopes will be a new revolution. The device could be launched alongside the new content deals, including those aimed at stimulating sales of CD-length music, according to people briefed on the project.

Apple is working with EMI, SonyMusic, Warner Music and Universal Music Group, on a project the company has codenamed “Cocktail”, according to four people familiar with the situation.”

They are also working on the new iPods, which we all believe (other tech news sites) will have cameras. Apple is also working with record labels and publishers on new features for the device. The Financial Times says it will use Wi-Fi like the iPod Touch, and it will have an online bookstore, like the Kindle. Sounds real, sounds like a rumor, let’s all wait and see!

Stay Tuned!



2 Thoughts on “That's it folks: Apple Tablet is "real", should ship in September

  1. Mysterius on July 28, 2009 at 2:51 AM said:

    I hope this works out! Not so much because I want to buy into the Apple ecosystem, but so that Tablet PC makers will start innovating more.

  2. Mysterius on July 28, 2009 at 6:51 AM said:

    I hope this works out! Not so much because I want to buy into the Apple ecosystem, but so that Tablet PC makers will start innovating more.

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