This might be fake, but if it is, then it is a good fake I love the look of it. If the iTablet is released before Christmas then I am so going to New York to buy this

theres no indication in the iphone firmware that it could multitask or anything. i'm sure devs would have run across it if it could... unless apple has a special firmware to run it on (a mac os mixed with iphone os?)

also this could easily be faked by having a green screen. just acting like hes using it and then adding the animations later...

I'm aware... but that's not the trend anymore.

and im sure its a keynote animation that just plays on the display

Introducing a new member of the iPhone OS family as an in-between device would sorta kinda make sense. Not only would it help Apple to further move the iPhone OS as their primary mobile platform and phase out iPods but it also solves several complaints Apple has about netbooks. Apple's gripe with current netbooks and tablets on the market are that they're low-powered, can't run multiple apps, have cramped-keyboards, and have sub-par battery life.

Those issues could be addressed by introducing a new iPhone family member that has full access to the App Store. Instead of using real desktop applications, they'd use mobile apps from the App Store to achieve better battery life and more robust multitasking, while still offering a desktop class experience. Typing on a virtual keyboard on a 10" screen would also be far easier than typing on those cramped hardware keyboards on netbooks. In terms of harware specs, I can see them being able to clock in higher processing power and RAM than the iPhone while still keeping it as slim as the iTouch. It will probably have 64GB of flash memory.

It's a very viable platform for some people and would be much better than current netbooks on the market offered by ASUS and Sony.

All Macs have the word "Mac" in their names. If this is truely to be called an iTablet, then the possibility of it running Mac OS X is zero.

If it's given some other name, then who knows?

This product has no announced system information, and yet you know what processors it won't have? Today's OS X has various versions running on ARM, PPC, and x86. Any one of these could be used. ARM to closer link its development to their mobile software, PPC because of the FABless chip manufacturer PA Semi that Apple bought last year, and x86 because that is where desktop/laptop development is taking place. Any one of those are feasible.

People who write off uses of a device they know nothing about is even sillier than being super excited for a product they know nothing about (Let's admit it, we are all excited for the iTablet without knowing if it exists or what it is)

It is a simple fact. CS4 won’t play here–it has neither the PPC or an x86 proc so Adobe will skip this.

Yes, that was just my point. I already have an iPhone and a MacBook. Since this is rumored as an iTablet rather than a MacTablet, it would be useless to me.

It is a simple fact. CS4 won't play here--it has neither the PPC or an x86 proc so Adobe will skip this. I imagine that any number of paint apps would thrive on this, but that may not be what you want.

Lol, just kidding, I just liked the phrasing there. I wouldn't put it past Apple to be working on a multi-tasking interface. That would naturally be the next step and a good one to make Palm shut the hell up. And if it is fake, then most likely we'd still see these type of features somewhere cause it's really clean looking and Apple will eventually see it and 'borrow' the idea. That's just good business.