Apple tablet will have a three-dimensional graphics capabilities (3D)

Although not yet officially released, but the speculation about the form, features and certainty Apple release tablets keep coming. eloan

Latest speculation comes from the former President of Google China Kai-Fu Lee. Like most analysts predicted, Lee also mentioned that the Apple tablet will most likely be launched in mid-January 2010.

Interestingly, Lee added the prediction that the Apple tablet will have a three-dimensional graphics capabilities (3D). Furthermore, Lee said that the first release of Apple boss Steve Jobs will be poured approximately 10 million units Apple tablet.

"Apple may produce nearly 10 million units of Apple tablet in the first year 2010.Tablet Apple has a similar view with the iPhone but with larger sizes," said Lee, as quoted from the PC Advisor.

"The device touch screen measuring 10.1 inches will be equipped with virtual keyboard and supports video conferencing and eBooks," he added.

When asked what price range are possible for a device like that, Lee estimates Apple will membanderol tabletnya for USD1000.

Lee had worked at Apple a few years ago and left the ranks of Google China officials in mid-2009. Increasingly brisk commentary rumors related to the emergence of the Apple tablet.adsense

Various speculations about Apple's growing supertipis tablets multiplied, since the blog that posted the Financial Times last week to include sources that mentionApple will introduce its newest product in Apple's celebration in San Francisco, 26 January.

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Japanese Gadget Company Elecom Releases 'Like A Spoon' Mouse

Engadget has reported on a sleek new wireless travel/mini mouse that’s coming out of Japan. It’s named the ‘Like A Spoon’ Mouse (I’m sure it sounds better in Japanese), and as you can see, is a sleek little wireless number. It runs off a single AAA battery and weights on 115g, and Connects to your computer via a very discreet USB knob.

In my opinion, if the color scheme was different, this could almost be passed off as an Apple product. Oh wait, they tried that, if you remember the dreadful ‘hockey puck’ mice that came with the original iMacs . Still, I think the overly simple white design could be bundled in with an iMac and nobody would notice the difference.

At any rate, this little beauty retails for ￥8,000 in Japan, which comes out to $90, which is a bit steep for a mouse. Engadget doesn’t seem to think this thing will make it anywhere else, but if you are the adventurous type who makes trips to Japan, you could score this thing and be the envy of all your friends.