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Tue, 28 Nov 2006 Apple tablet PC rumour reappears

iPhone rumours are so last week as Mac tablet PC story emerges once again

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Remember the iPhone rumours? That was so last week. This week's Apple rumour sees the welcome return of the notion of a Mac OS X-based tablet PC.

Citing "industry sources", Smarthouse claims Apple has built a "fully working prototype of a Mac tablet PC". The report adds that three Taiwanese firms are now bidding to manufacture the device, scheduled, it appears, to ship in mid-2007.

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According to the report, the Intel-powered tablet has been designed to handle third-party applications, such as home automation software and security cameras, and boasts wireless connectivity.

The report claims the tablet to be a "fully-working PC", and reveals that Apple is currently testing new wireless speaker systems.

The device also has a docking station that lets users connect the tablet to HDMI-enabled screens; the dock also has its own built-in capacity for storing movies, or so it's claimed.

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