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According to this MacNN thread... This Chinese article reports that Apple will be releasing a 15" Tablet:


    "...The tablet PC that Quanta is going to make for Apple, will be the first 15" tablet PC in the market. In addition, this table PC will also come with keyboard; The source points out, this Apple notebook won't emphasize LCD/Keyboard separated design, but focus on a notebook that has pen-input function..."

If any readers can offer further translation/interpretation, please add to the comments.

In an unverified rumor submission, one reader claims that there will be a tablet, as has been hinted for months -- but that "the mentioned tablet will be much much more." Apparently, "pervasive" computing is the current buzzword at Apple.

As an unverified report, this should be taken as such.

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