It's been a few months since the rumors about the new one have been circulating iTablet/iSlate of those in Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), which is rumored to be launched at the conference held by the giant from Cupertino at the end of this month, rumors that today seem to take shape and turn into reality through the "confirmation" between the teeth of the new device by Stéphane Richard, the number 2 man in the telecommunications giant from Europe, France Telecom, the company he owns Orange.
The confirmation came during an interview taken during this day by a French television, where the moderator directly asked the Stéphane Richard about the new product to be launched by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), and if the French will be able to benefit from it since the commercialization of it USA. The answer was as direct as the question, Stéphane Richard confirming both the fact that there will be one iTablet/iSlate as well as the fact that it will be commercialized in France since the first day of commercialization in USA. The fragment that interests us looks like this:
Jean-Pierre Elkabbach: According to weekly Le Point, in a couple of days Apple will be launching its tablet computer...
Stéphane Richard: Yes.
Jean-Pierre Elkabbach: ... equipped with a webcam.
Stéphane Richard: Yes.
Jean-Pierre Elkabbach: Are Orange customers going to be able to enjoy it?
Stéphane Richard: Of course!
It was recently discussed that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), controls the "information leaks" from the company precisely to arouse the interest of consumers about the future products, the tactic that brought them enormous benefits in the past and will bring them from now on, the tactic that I talked about in a previous article .
Well, if the product has been confirmed, let's see what "information" will appear on the Internet during these days, I'm sure that the profile sites will be flooded with all kinds of "designs" and "specifications" of the new product but as usual Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, we will see the truth on the day of the conference. For those interested, here is the video with the interview:
