One of the source claimed that Apple is working on 10-inch tablets and also 13″ and 15″ model, all of them running on Mac OS X. The source claimed that this touchscreen prototype, which is built by Apple is made of aluminum and is in the the shape of i-phone. The source also claimed that Apple’s tablet is built in China and runs on Mac OS X 10.5. But the source is still unclear whether it is built for demonstration or as a production unit. Call it a rumor or a secret. It’s good to have a mobile gadget that fits in your pocket, so I think Apple will have to think twice before delivering the 13″ and 15″ models.
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With what’s happened recentely with the iPhone, i won’t rush out to buy the new tablet. I’m gonna wait for the second variation and and also for the price to drop. Apples frequent to make changes to their products so I won’t have to wait very long. I’d luv to know many people had buyers guilt after rushing to purchase the first edition
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