Details leaked on Apple product roadmap

Details leaked on Apple product roadmap

So what does Apple have in store next? An analyst who has met with Apple is shedding light on some interesting products for 2010..

Apple’s product roadmap for the next year is likely to include iPods with video cameras, a tablet computer, a low-end Macbook and an upgrade for Apple TV, according to reports on Friday.

In a note seen by CNN, Barclays Capital analyst Ben Reitzers listed a number of products he expects Apple to introduce.

The note was sent to Barclays' clients soon after Reitzers met with Apple company executives including Greg Joswiak, Peter Oppenheimer and Eddy Cue.

Reitzers said he expected Apple to launch iPods with cameras before the end of August and a new tablet computer in the first half of 2010.

Speculation has been rife during the last year that Apple will introduce a tablet computer into its range. However, the company has long contended it is not ready to get into the growing netbook market, maintaining that such low-cost systems lack the quality it desires in its offerings.

Also included on Reitzers' list was a new low-end Macbook priced below the Macbook Pro, which he expects to be launched by the end of this year.

He also expected the firm to upgrade Apple TV and sign an iPhone deal with China Unicom.

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Comments: 1
Son of Squidward
18 August 2009
Great headline. Too bad there's no meat in the article to support it. And next time try spelling Ben Reitzes' name correctly. I suppose you folks have disposed of all your copy editors as we have in the States.


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