Is the Apple Tablet/Media Pad/eBook Thingy Coming?

Is the Apple Tablet/Media Pad/eBook Thingy Coming?: Even if it doesn't happen it sure is fun to speculate. I'm an Apple fan so I like the idea of other companies shaking in their boots. (If you own a Zune you might not want to read this article.)

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Hey Josh, I don't think I have talked to you since the NEXT conference, but I have kept track of all your blogs. I am actually a Zune fan, although I work for Apple. kind of ironic. I can't release any details about the new device, but it is going to blow everything out of the water. Its amazing how much we are able to advance technology. But still not as amazing as God's Grace. For God is infinitely Perfect and Holy! and to add onto that...

"Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever."
hebrews 13:8

Have a blessed week brother and God Bless you and your ministry!

Posted by Patrick Cook | August 3, 2009 5:49 PM

Josh,

If you are an iPhone user I thought you might be interested in this Bible (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=287455446&mt=8). I am the lead developer for this software and I go to a Sovereign Grace Ministries Church. I am currently listening to the SGM Psalms CD while coding the next features :)

Stephen

Posted by Stephen | August 3, 2009 6:19 PM

Josh,

I also work for an Apple reseller and own, not just one, but in fact TWO Microsoft Zunes. Definitely something I don't announce to my co-workers. haha.

But anyways...
I wanted to share a link with you.

You can already have your Macbook or Macbook Pro upgraded to tablet version. They call it a ModBook/ModBook Pro.
Check it out:
Axiotron: ModBook

Posted by Josh Rector | August 4, 2009 12:03 PM

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