Leaked photo of rumored 42- and 50-inch Apple plasma display Macs a fake [UPDATED]

“A reader has sent us a link to a picture of what could be Apple’s rumoured giant plasma displays. It reminds recent rumours claiming that Apple will release 42″ and 50″ plasma displays during MacWorld Expo,” macosXrumors.com reports. “The picture is small and seems to have been taken with a mobile phone. This could be a fake of course but we would hate ourselves if it was real and not published.”

Full article with link to photo here.

MacDailyNews Note: MacDailyNews reader “Derrick” has provided a link to the original photo. What we have here is your standard-issue Expo Eve Fake. Nice catch, Derrick!

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18 Comments

  1. You know, if this rumor turns out to be true, that will mean Powerpage.org was right. While I still doubt his other rumor, I think it may give him a bit more credibility when looking back on that FireWire rumor (which I still think is bogus)

  2. I’m glad they are fake. The white on those look cheap in my opinion. I don’t know how Apple/Ives make white look so good.

    As far as this rumor goes, it seems a bit strange to me, but it is kind of in Apple’s style to take control of the entire experience and make it amazing for the consumer.

    I hope there will be cooler things tomorrow than a TV. But I’ll take what I can get and be glad.

  3. Totally bogus. I’d bet a hundred dollars Apple is NOT coming out with a Plasma TV.

    A device that can drive a plasma display, maybe.

    There are too many other areas where they could differentiate and INNOVATE.

  4. Good catch Derrick?

    All he did was grab a link from any one of the forums that figured this out well before his post.

    That photo was shown to be faked almost an hour and a half earlier on the AppleInsider forums, and I doubt that was the first place to figure it out either.

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