Apple Tablet launch delayed, again
Category: new notebook modelsBy: Ivan Zhekov
Some sources say it is not even real
Apple Tablet rumors have been circulating the news for quite some time now. We read different articles about components, pricing and availability. What is real and what is not is unknown.
Today new reports emerged stating that the launch of this anticipated Apple product is delayed, again. The tablet PC was expected to be released in early 2010. Apparently, it is going to be available in the second half of 2010.
According to Digitimes, Apple decided to include different components and introduce another tablet with OLED 9.7-inch display. Allegedly, these high-end features will inevitably add to the price and this new device could reach $2000. Nevertheless, an OLED touchscreen will use less energy and will not have much glare, thus delivering better quality images. The LCD version though would retail for $800-$1000, according to Digitimes.
Some sources even predict that Apple Tablet is not coming at all, after the increased number of delays.
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