Leaked technical specifications and price of Apple's next tablet
Hello iPhone users, In the last few hours, according to a reputable external website… filterThe report details the possible specifications of Apple's next tablet. The features surpass even all previous rumors, to the point that it suggests a new operating system called Mac OS X Clouded Leopard, which would be capable of running a projector included in the device.
By: bLinkeeR & Tiancri
Shortly after, many voices rose up against the leak, calling it, to put it mildly, a colossal fake. Personally, and considering everything that's been said about the tablet, I'd say it's close to what it will be, but with modifications that won't be known until the tablet is released. In fact, some features directly contradict the device's own philosophy, such as the Ethernet connection or the possibility of equipping the device with up to 8GB of RAM (!). The issue lies in the characteristics of the leaked document, not in the device's specifications mentioned.
At Apple, they internally use what are called TPS documents, which are simply the specifications they want to create, and work begins on this basis. These documents usually undergo numerous modifications over time, are discussed via email between different departments, and are adapted to market needs, costs, technologies, and so on. The question is, if what has been leaked is true, we would be looking at specifications very close to the final version. Or, it could all be false, as is so often the case. In any event, we emphasize that a large part of the specifications align with what has been said so far. Many coincidences.
On the other hand, in the last few hours also New rumors have emerged about the price, which is estimated to be around $1000. The rumor points to a device physically identical to the iPhone, but larger: 10.1 inches, which directly contradicts the specifications we mentioned earlier. However, the source of this price is part of a venture capital group that has invested in Foxconn, one of Apple's manufacturers. There you have it, and we've already lost count of all the rumors.
