Logo
 
  • Home
  • News Links
  • Articles
  • Search
  • Mobile
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
10-inch Apple tablet now down to 7-inches

In a rare case of rumorological shrinkage of the worst kind, BoyGeniusReport says Apple’s rumored 10-inch tablet device is now down to 7-inches.

One of our very connected sources let us know that they’ve heard very solid information about Apple’s upcoming tablet. It has been widely reported recently that the size of the tablet is 10″, but there was also talk about a 7″ model. Our connect said there is 100% a 7″ Apple tablet, to be announced in January, and whether this is in addition to a 10″ model, they don’t know.

A rumored and non-existent device now has rumors about a change in the non-existent features.

Shrinkage. It must be a guy thing (BoyGeniusReport).

Back to Top

More Articles

  • CSS Can Be a Four Letter Word
  • Apple: The Phone Maker Of No? Yes. And no.
  • Does your Mac need a CheckUp?
  • Not a good name for a Mac utility
  • Visual Cues
  • Add a Fancy Zoom to Web Site Photos

More News Links

  • Dvorak: How Apple’s iPad Succeeded Where Microsoft Failed
  • Downgrading Windows PCs
  • Motorola and Verizon Droid’s fatal flaw
  • Is It Time for Apple to Retire the Cats?
  • Best Comparison Yet Of Mac Browsers
  • Early Reviews: iPhone 4 is tops
  • Motorola Droid Accessories
  • Toners for printers, copiers, faxes
  • Simply the Best Video Converter
  • cheap cigarettes sale
  • How to bulk delete iPhone SMS messages
  • iPod Accessories
  • EMF Financial
  • iPad Video Converter
  • Travel the world with iphone travel app

Home • Article Archive • News Links Archive • Search • Twitter

About PixoBebo • Kate's FAQs • About Kate Mac • RSS Feed • Contact Kate

Copyright © 2005 - 2010 Kate MacKenzie, Brooklyn, NY. All Rights Reserved.

PixoBebo is edited and published by Kate MacKenzie, Brooklyn, NY. Follow Kate on Twitter. Syndicated RSS Feed.

PixoBebo is developed on a Mac, powered by ExpressionEngine, served on an Apple Xserve at ServerLogistics, using valid XHTML and CSS.