why not show the whole thing do a walk around of it still hard to believe imo
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Apple Tablet. Leaked pictures.
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why not show the whole thing do a walk around of it still hard to believe imo
is that how apple has always had it?
from the iTouch page on apple.com
its not wether its 1000mb or 1024mb, the formatted capacity is less.
I think that's how they defined it on the iPod, but the OS (until 10.6) defined it as 10012MB (or whatever.)
... I could be wrong
Perhaps it's a 128GB SSD, and the formatted capacity is 120GB
For those who can't be bothered to download, uploaded the video on my youtube account..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4h8ldrbYe4
Honestly? Looks real to me. I buy it. I've been around for my fair share of rumors and this checks out. Now why he has it and why he's willing to leak it, I do not know.
With the inclusion of the second video, this seems a bit more convincing. I can see the hardware/software teams work with fake stuff. That's how the iPhone was developed. Software team had bogus hardware, and hardware team had bogus software.
This might be the case. Consider the magic word might. So, OP, you have my benefit of doubt. Just like the guy who leaked the current Mac Mini videos, I find this hard to believe, but has a *very* high plausibility chance. The software integration is beautiful and very smooth for that type of usage. Although, I have to admit, you don't show much of the software, just 0:12 second previews. It'd be nice to see a full 1:00 of actual testing. Maybe send me that in a PM?
This might be the case. Consider the magic word might. So, OP, you have my benefit of doubt. Just like the guy who leaked the current Mac Mini videos, I find this hard to believe, but has a *very* high plausibility chance. The software integration is beautiful and very smooth for that type of usage. Although, I have to admit, you don't show much of the software, just 0:12 second previews. It'd be nice to see a full 1:00 of actual testing. Maybe send me that in a PM?
If it's real, don't let Steve's boys pay a visit to throw you out a window! Bring one with you for me & I'll hide and protect you from the Apple secret police. K??
So, why is the title of this thread "Apple Tablet. Leaked pictures", when it should be "Apple Tablet OS. Pictures"?
I believe the OP.
Hmm... I'm having second thoughts. That video looked pretty legit. I guess we'll all know for sure when it is finally released. Hopefully people can say that this thread was the first "leak".
If this is real, why are you taking photos at such odd angles so that we can't clearly see what we're looking at?
If these are fakes, which I am assuming they are congrats on making such good fakes. You made it on Gizmodo.
here is dev platform machine.
Dude, NO WAY the OS Version is going to be exactly the same as the iPhone 3.0 (7A341)
I think it may be worth pointing out, again, that there hasn't been any claim that this is 'the' hardware. In fact, quite the opposite.
I'll save you the trouble of reading the whole thread and translate some of the broken English...this is 'generic' hardware for software development...not the actual product. The claim is that the software is a development version of the OS for the mythical tablet device.
Also, as you would expect from an unfinished peice of software, there are rough edges: missing system wide keyboard and borked buttons.
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I'll save you the trouble of reading the whole thread and translate some of the broken English...this is 'generic' hardware for software development...not the actual product. The claim is that the software is a development version of the OS for the mythical tablet device.
Also, as you would expect from an unfinished peice of software, there are rough edges: missing system wide keyboard and borked buttons.
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The OS does have entries for this device (iProd0,1) (iProd1,1 in 3.1 beta) so I don't see why not.
Since each app seems to be a separate instance of an iPhone app it makes sense to have the keyboard attached to the app if only to not have to work around how they are supposed to react to a full screen keyboard versus the way it works on a real iPhone.
At least in dev stages I mean.
This tablet has to run the existing iPhone apps, otherwise it's a bit moot.
here is dev platform machine.
that looks like a card reader with a screen behind it. turn the lights on stand back… and take a picture…*GODDD
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