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Though it's branded with the iPhone name, is tablet in spirit, with an 80 GB or 120 GB hard drive, a 1540 x 480 resolution screen and an 8-megapixel camera. You can tell this one's old, because the designer's still dreaming of copy and paste as a feature.
This is if you cut the legs off an iMac and threw away the keyboard. I like the disc drive on the side, as if optical media will still be relevant when this thing comes along.
Popular Mechanics had Glenn Derene , which is essentially a modular MacBook. The keyboard slides away, leaving the rest of the base to prop the tablet upright.
This tablet, dreamed up and , isn't that special, but I like the idea of Apple choosing charcoal gray as the next "in" color. Connectivity with the iPod is a nice touch, as it implies the tablet is more computer than mobile gadget.
The actual tablet on the Apple NetBook, , looks like many others. It's the dock piques the interest. Not only does it charge the device, but it suggests a time where computers function best in portrait mode.
A gallery of tablet concepts wouldn't be complete without a folding dual touch screen concept. wins extra points for going all-out on the ad copy. It's good to know that the 13-inch tablet has iSpine technology for maximum flexibility.
Simplicity is king in . All it takes is a thin backing frame to hold the computer upright, and I'm assuming the ultrathin keyboard can be attached for maximum portability.
The have envisioned a concept that will surely induce mass carpal tunnel syndrome (if that hasn't already happened). I imagine this computer will sit at the edge of your desk, providing a nice amount of neck strain, too.
If tablets take off, the battle that follows will no doubt be over who can make the best stand. combines a picture frame stand and a hinged platform for adjusting the angle. There's a wheel for moving the whole thing around, so I guess the tablet isn't very lightweight.
Admit it, you've seen this one everywhere. That . Of course, this is exactly what the real Apple tablet will look like, size, interface and all. On this, there can be no debate.