Apple's Magical Trackpad Could Be Available Soon
According to a very telling FCC filing, Apple's magical trackpad may soon be available to consumers everywhere--well, y'know, once the FCC approves it.
The device is known only as model number A1339 and is described as a "Bluetooth Device" used in conjunction with a MacBook. The diagram in the FCC filing is totally on par with with it would be like on an actual Macbook notebook, and the report hints that the rough blueprint was completed way back in October of 2009. Also, page 45 of the report specifically refers to the product as a "Bluetooth Trackpad." So there you have it folks--two in one Bluetooth and Trackpad magic.
Via Engadget
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haam
July 19, 2010 at 12:17pm
"par with with it would be like"
i love your magazine and following the rss feeds but really, you guys need some serious editing on the writing of these entries..they are just getting worse and worse.
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