Apple : des millions d'unités d'un "nouveau produit mystérieux"

Ou alors ce serait un MBP Touch en 15" et avec 3,06Ghz???

non, un eeepc like.
MiniBook ?
iBook ?
MacBook lite ?

un marché en grosse progression.

Vous avez tous tout faux. Au risque de violer le NDA d'Apple (mais bon, on s'en fout!) je peux vous dire pour l'avoir eu en mains qu'il s'agit d'un

iBook Air

Une vrai merveille!!

@warry : lol

il sne se mouilles pas trop chez forbes quand meme .
par contre, des millions , fo pas exagerer, meme si c est tout le mal que l on souhaite a l iphone2

Le retour des mug !!!

marsu15 a écrit:

Des figurines Steve Jobs avec wifi integré, pour lui faire dire ses phrases cultes : Boum, One More Thing, great... Only $99

et on pourras acheter sur l'itunes store d'autres phrases tel que, it's... it's a great thing!!

J'ai lu en début de semaine une information à ce sujet venant d'une site qui gère la logistique à destination des USA pour Apple et d'autres fabriquant et importateurs de technologie. Il y a effectivement des quantité astronomiques d'un nouveau produit dont le poids unitaire serait de 14 kg, ce qui exclus la possibilité que ce soit un IPhone v2 :

la news en question :
"Apple's hotly anticipated 3G iPhone may be en route to the US according to analysis by ImportGenius.com.
Since mid-March, Apple Inc. and its logistics partners have imported 188 ocean containers of a product type never before declared on its shipping manifests. [...] On March 19 Quanta delivered 20 ocean containers of merchandise, described on the Bills of Lading as "electric computers," to Apple, Inc. Neither Apple, Quanta, nor any other company has ever used this product description for any shipments to the U.S. [...] Over the last few months shipments of "desktop computers" and other devices did not fall off, indicating that these "electric computers" represent a new product for the company rather than a simple renaming for their Customs declarations.

The site speculates that the term "electric computers" refers to the new iPhone. While this may be, there have also been rumors of a new device that may see a WWDC launch.

Interestingly one of the shipments of the "electric computers" reportedly weighed in at 7140 kg for 504 units. This would mean each unit weighs approximately 14 kg or 30 lbs, although it is unclear whether the shipping container weight itself is included. It would also be surprising if the 3G iPhone would have been completed and shipping as early as March.

ImportGenius is a web application that allows businesses to search international trade records, according to CrunchBase.
The company’s database contains every shipment entering the United States, allowing busineses to access contact information for each of their competitor’s overseas suppliers, or each of their overseas suppliers U.S. customers. Access to the database is sold as a monthly subscription.

ImportGenius.com is new to the Apple rumor scene, and the reliability of their information is unknown at this time."