“The Apple Tablet will be released by Apple Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs next month and be sold for less than $1,000, according to the post dated Dec. 28,” Culpan reports. “The device will feature a 10.1 inch multi-touch screen with three-dimensional graphics and look like a large iPhone, Lee wrote.”
Culpan reports, “Lee left Google in September to start Innovation Works, a Beijing-based technology fund with investment from WI Harper Group and Foxconn Technology Group, whose flagship Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. is the world’s largest electronics manufacturer and supplier of Apple’s iPhone.”
“Sherry Huang, Lee’s secretary at Innovation Works, confirmed the blog post is his and couldn’t verify the accuracy of its content,” Culpan reports. “Lee didn’t immediately respond to e-mail queries. Jill Tan, a Hong Kong-based spokeswoman for Apple didn’t answer calls to her office or cellphone today.”
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Nicholas Carlson reports for The Business Insider, “In a post translated by Cloned In China, Kai-Fu says Apple plans to produce almost 10 million tablet computers that will: Look like a bigger version of the iPhone; Come with a 10.1-inch multitouch screen; Support videoconfrencing; Use a virtual keyboard; Cost under $1,000; Come equppied with a 3D graphics card.”
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