New iBook Seminar? [Updated]
One reader points out a seminar at CompUSA to be held on May 10th, 2006 about the "new iBook"
- Overview
Hear about the most affordable iBook ever.
- What you will Learn
Specifications and features of the new iBook.
- Featured Solutions
Hear about how the new iBook is your go-anywhere digital solution.
While suggestive, CompUSA and these training sessions typically do not have any inside knowledge of upcoming products, so this is unlikely to represent a true "leak".
Update: In fact, this is an ongoing seminar and so "new" refers to the last iBook revision.
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