“I checked with a number of my sources today and an iPad 3 is not planned for release at Macworld,” Jim Dalrymple reports for The Loop. “In case you’re wondering, an iPad 3 won’t be released at CES either.”
Dalrymple reports, “You can also mark a TV off your list for either one of those shows too — it’s not going to happen, according to my sources.”
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Isn’t this the most obvious thing in the world? Apple doesn’t show up at Macworld anymore. Why would they show up randomly this year? Or, why would they release a product around the date of a convention they could care less about?
Next iPad won’t be released until a year or more since the previous one was released. That is so clearly their pattern. In recent memory, when has Apple ever released a new version or upgrade of a product in less than year since the previous model?
Logic my friends, logic.
Just as a reminder to you, the iPad2 was released within 9 months after the release of the iPad.
For the rest I will support your logic and don’t expect to see anything released until April 2012.
11 months. iPad 1 April-2010. iPad 2- March.
What hat did you pull that out of? 11 months and 2 weeks to the date roughly….
Oh… So… it was a year?
Macworld… is that still going. CES … clearly someone who has no idea of Apples total disinterest in this show.
His “sources” are the MDN comments section 😛
🙂
But the rumour was an obvious tabloid nonsense from DigiTimes, which is typical of them.
Jim Dalrymple has a pimple on his brain.
Apple always marches to it’s own drummer.
or is it a brain on his pimple?
Apple doesn’t march. Apple DANCES!
Obviously. What a waste of bits…
I agree. No announcements “according to my sources”.
There. Now where’s my check?
Rumor rumor rumors is a BS. other sources says this, other sources says that, and according to mine bla blah. Blah.just stfu and wait. Say hello to 2012 and say good bye to 2011.
Obviously
IF… Big IF… If Apple had an iTV, CES would make sense. iPad 3 will be introduced at an Apple event.
I’m sure this will have been mentioned elsewhere, but ITV is already a registered trademark in the UK and has been for at least 50 years. Unlikely to see the Apple product branded as iTV.
In 2006 before Apple released the tv it was publicly referred to as iTV. They later changed the name to tv when it was released. They said this was because there’s a tv network in the UK called iTV & there’s a Mac accessory (sold in Apple Retail Stores) called eyeTV.
Why would they go back and call it iTV now when they’ve already established the tv brand?
Dalrymple is a smart guy, so I’m gonna assume this was something of a joke? He was trying to pre-empt the inevitable stupid rumors that Apple will launch something at MWSF or CES.
All of you relax-this was in response to the crap report from DigiTimes (a.k.a. Samsung’s Bitch) earlier this morning. Dairymple’s one if the good guys.
I’m not even an analyst and I can tell that neither ipad3 nor iTv will be announced at either of those events…. NEXT!!!!
I checked with a number of my sources today and this non-story is pathetic, but there you go” Jim Dalrymple reports for The Loop. “In case you’re wondering, it won’t get any better later on either.
You can also mark a more interesting story off your list too — it’s not going to happen, according to my sources.
An Apple spokeswoman declined comment if my non-story was the most non-interesting non-story of 2011.
I withdrew my original non-story back in 2009 and I have not viewed it since. In fact, I withdrew it from most, if not all, non-story trade shows in the last couple of years.
You can also mark an interesting-story off your list for those shows too — it’s not going to happen, according to my sources.
An Apple spokeswoman declined comment about an Apple spokeswoman declining to comment.
You actually hit ‘Publish’ on this mess? Not only is it unfunny, it reads as if it were written by someone with damage to the left hemisphere of the brain.
Or perhaps you’re off your meds?
Rumors, so do you pick one or listen to none.
This is (one reason) why Apple doesn’t do MacWorld anymore. FAR TOO CLOSE to Christmas to come out with a new product.
And in other news . . . . water is wet.
He actually asked his precious sources if apple would launch a new product at CES?!
Hahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahah
Thats some awesome journalism. Great scoop