IF and ONLY IF it can run third-party programs like our Palm PDA, then I 
will SURELY get one!

Maybe not the first-gen device, but I will get one...

... and a PalmOS Linux Treo, when it comes, of course! ;-)

The "Apple PDA" would be a perfect ultracompact-notebook for me, not a Treo 
replacement.

[]s
Sandro Campos Mancini


----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 1:46 PM
Subject: [Treo] Another threat?


> Another possible threat to Palm?
>
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> Roughly a decade after terminating production of its Newton personal 
> digital assistant, Apple is reportedly planning a return to the PDA 
> market, putting the finishing touches on a touch-based device in the 
> tradition of the iPhone and the iPod Touch. Citing sources close to the 
> project, AppleInsider reports that the as-yet-unnamed PDA runs an embedded 
> version of Apple's Mac OS X Leopard platform--the device is described as 
> an ultra-thin "slate" resembling the iPhone, but at 1.5 times the size and 
> with an approximate 720x480 high-resolution display that spans virtually 
> the entire surface.
>
> According to AppleInsider, Apple engineers have been at work on a PDA 
> prototype for roughly 18 months, although the project's roots date back 
> even earlier. During an appearance at the 2004 D: All Things Digital 
> conference, Apple CEO Steve Jobs said he was proud of the products his 
> firm has released in recent years, and also proud of the products it 
> decided not to ship--asked by an audience member to elaborate, Jobs 
> replied "An Apple PDA." Sources say the PDA development nevertheless 
> ground to a halt as Apple pulled engineers of the project to meet its 
> self-imposed June 2007 iPhone launch date.
>
> Jobs is expected to officially announce the Apple PDA during his keynote 
> Macworld appearance in January, with retail shipments to follow in 
> mid-2008.
>
> For more on Apple's PDA efforts:
> - read this AppleInsider article
> ===========================================================================================
>
> --
> Edward Fultz
> (978) 807-4225
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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