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ALEJANDRO ALEJANDRO
Well I can't believe what you said to me, last night we were alone...
Apple should be VERY scared about this.


1)OLED
2)Tegra
3)Brushed metal/solid construction
4)Industrial look


Alright Cupertino... your move.
And the best part is.. GUESS WHO'S GOING TO ANNOUNCE IT IN JUNE? :D
Yes, that is indeed an iPod touch on the right side. Remember, all we have seen so far is iPhone OS 3.0. It was probably showcased to distract from any other advances going on at Apple. It's possible that they're sneaking things like netbooks, and specific iPod touch software right under our noses. Think about it, what's stopping them from allowing different themes on the iPod they call "The Funnest iPod Ever?" And it's not as important from a security standpoint as an iPhone, so no doubt it will not have biometrics. It will however in my opinion become an open platform, I imagine to be discussed at WWDC.
I can see this as a direction for the next or eventual iPhone/iPod touch. Not only will it work over the cellular network, but it may be that Apple's devices (including a possible netbook) may include WiMax. Piecing the puzzles together, best portable game console EVER? Food for thought..
On that token, I think you should do an entirely new post on new inventions like this one that came about in the past few years, that either failed or became really huge.
Well, Apple is selling out to Walmart.. and we all know how much the average Walmart shopper loves cheap, crappy, plastic-y, pink accessories.. I'm surprised it doesn't have the Pussycat Dolls insignia right underneath the Apple logo. Whats next? A yellow and brown P. Diddy version?


LONG LIVE STEVE
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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