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"According to AllThingsD, Apple is planning a keynote event the week of September 7th, a time the company has traditionally used to unveil new products.  \nAlthough it's still unclear whether that event will include an Apple Tablet announcement, another intriguing rumor surrounding the eagerly anticipated device also caught our eye this morning by way of Gizmodo: that it will come in two editions, one featuring a webcam and one focused on the education market.   \nThe publication\u2019s source also says that the Apple tablet \u201Cwill cost $700 to $900,\u201D consistent with earlier reports.Once again, the actual release date of the product is pegged as \u201Cthis holiday season,\u201D and the screen is listed at 10 inches.    But why the two editions, and why does that price point, which is substantially higher than other netbooks, keep coming up?  According to Gizmodo\u2019s source, Apple sees the product fitting in between iPhone/iPod Touch and MacBook, both in price and functionality.  \nSuch functionality could include \u201Cmaking the device act as a secondary screen/touchpad for iMacs and MacBooks\u201D says the report.  Combined with earlier speculation that the device could be a challenger to the Amazon Kindle (education edition = textbooks on iTunes?), you could be looking at something that is part eBook reader, part app store, and part iPhone - right smack in the middle of Apple\u2019s high and low end products indeed.  \nAt this point, it\u2019s still all speculation, but at least some dots are starting to be connect.  Now, the week of September 7th seems to be the time to keep an eye on for something definitive (or highly disappointing).  In the meantime, if you can't wait for something definitive, be sure to check out our Ultimate Gallery of Concept Designs and Prototypes."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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