What d'ya think the new Apple product might be....?
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I would like to see Apple come out with a gaming system like microsoft's x-box. I think they could just add gaming to the i-touch to make it competitive with the gameboy. But a counsel with a touch screen and 3G connection could be highly lucrative if teamed up with the big gaming companies.
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And this time no one is thinking that it's going to anything other than some kind of tablet.
What it'll be called is open to question, and what the exact spec or price will be is also pretty much an unknown. No doubt Apple will have a twist or two that no-one has thought of, even if the guesses are broadly right.
But here's a link to a video in which the CEO of McGraw-Hill mentions the tablet, says it'll be based on the iPhone, and that they've been working with Apple on putting content, presumably e-books, on it.
http://switchtomac.com/blog/mac-life/the-apple-tablet-is-official/
Anyway. here's a round up of all the assorted rumors:
http://gizmodo.com/5434566/the-exhaustive-guide-to-apple-tablet-rumors
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M$1. The Unofficial Apple Weblog
2. AppleInsider
One of the good ways to know what features/products Apple can have is through the patents they are applying or owned.
You may check Google patents or FreePatentsOnline for details of the patents.
This patent on “gesturing with a multipoint sensing device” is cool.
Article about the patent
Proximity detector and ichat are cool too:
Article about proximity detector and i-chat patents
Article showing many of Apple's patents
This article is insightful, detailing Apple’s many patents:
Excerpt: (refer to article for details)
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Proximity detector for tablets.
iChat, patent number 7653719 involves a video conferencing system or, more specifically, automatic detection of channel bandwidth.
Patent number 7653755 involves an apparatus and method for determining communications paths, , especially for AV/C devices.
Patent number RE41088 is for a method and apparatus for rotating the display orientation of a captured image.
Patent number 7653776 involves a method and apparatus for selectively switching IC ports to card slots through the use of three switches per switch group.
Patent number 7653550 is for an interface for providing a modeless timeline based selection of an audio or video file.
Patent number 7652494 involves operating an integrated circuit at a minimum supply voltage
Patent number 7652504 is for a low latency, power-down safe level shifter.
Patent number 7652676 involves systems and methods for color managing content elements on a display device.
Patent number 7652678 involves partial display updates in a windowing system using a programmable graphics processing unit.
Patent number 7653685 involves methods and apparatuses for transferring streaming multimedia data and various types of data associated therewith in a network environment.
Patent number 7653250 is for adjusting the sample rate for encoding.
Patent number 7653719 is for the ornamental design of an electronic device.”
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