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Apple tablet mockup spotted hiding on Clearwire website?
5 Comments | Posted by Nick Schooler in iSlate
[SinglePic not found] On Clearwire corporate website a mockup image of a Apple tablet (iPad, iSlate) has been found. Spotted behind the Zune HD and to a left of a PSP Go there appears to be the famous artist rendition that has been used by many websites and blogs. Interestingly, Apple has been rumored to be looking for an expert in the WiMax field.
5 Comments for Apple tablet mockup spotted hiding on Clearwire website?
Nik | January 2, 2010 at 3:51 am
iBig$%^ | January 3, 2010 at 8:49 pm
my #$%$ is bigger than everybody’s own. pls release this iSlate so I can invite #$%$# women over to my house to come play with my shiny new gadget. What a toy to behold !
Author comment by Robert Hatten | January 3, 2010 at 9:33 pm
@ iBig$%^, thank you for your comment, as much as we got a kick out of it, it was a little too colorful to post as submitted. Let us know how having a shiny new iSlate helps wooing in the ladies. =)
Cheers, the iSlate.org Editor Rob
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Tad | January 12, 2010 at 3:12 am
I really doubt APP would go for squared edges, with all the other iDevices having gone to smooth, rounded corners for a while now.
Also, where’s the camera? If this is the all-in-one netbook killer it’s purported to be it’ll have a cam. Heck, even the Nanos have built in cams, I can’t imagine they’d be stupid enough to leave something so relatively simple off.
Love this design. I hope this holds water!
I think an iSlate that is a mix between iPhone OS and OS X would be awesome. The ability to hold and sync my iTunes Library with my iPod Touch would rock.
If you are listening Apple I want a large storage capacity, 3G or CDMA, and at least a 10″ screen.
A 7″ screen would be to small.