Just about everyone expects Apple to launch a
new iPhone later this year, but according to a
new report, the company might also unveil a
new iPad.
Taiwanese Apple supply partner Pegatron has
scored the production of Apple's next iPhone ,
as well as a new iPad, Digitimes is reporting,
citing sources. The blog, which has become
well known for its rumors, claims Pegatron will
need to have the next iPhone available for a
September launch. The new iPad will be ready
for a fourth-quarter launch, according to the
site's sources.
Digitimes added another wrinkle to its report,
saying that the new iPad will come with a 10-
inch display. It's not clear if the blog was
simply rounding up, and the device will feature
the same 9.7-inch screen found in Apple's
current iPad, or if the Cupertino, Calif.-based
company will be offering up a slate with a
legitimately 10-inch screen.
One of the biggest questions surrounding the
Apple ecosystem right now is when the next
iPhone will actually launch. Some rumors have
pegged the release date at October, while
others suggest it'll launch over the summer. A
few rumors have cropped up claiming a
September launch.
Rumors of another iPad launching later this
year have also popped up at times, though the
focus of those reports has revolved around a
7-inch Apple slate. Digitimes cited the 7-inch
iPad, as well, in today's report, saying that that
option could hit store shelves in August.
Apple has stuck to its customary silence on the
matter, deciding instead to let the rumor mill
build up the hype for it. Still, CNET has
contacted Apple for comment on the Digitimes
report. We will update this story when we have
more information.
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