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Apple’s Special Event September 2009

Apple’s chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, discussed his health and Apple’s new product line in an interview Wednesday with David Pogue, the personal technology columnist for The New York Times.

• Jobs remarking on Kindle: “You notice Amazon never says how much they sell; usually if they sell a lot of something, you want to tell everybody.”

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“The invitation looks like an iTunes gift card and features one of Apple’s iconic, iPod-toting silhouettes and the words, ‘It’s only rock and roll, but we like it,’ a reference to a 1970s Rolling Stones song,” Mintz reports. “That still left room for creative speculation.”

Some of the speculation includes:
• Steve Jobs’ return to the stage
• Apple could discontinue the iPod classic
• An iPod classic with an even bigger hard drive than the 120GB it currently sports
• Built-in digital cameras on iPod touch and iPod nano
• iTunes 9 release with or without Blu-ray support
• New digital bundles: “albums” with videos, liner notes and art
• ‘iTablet’ or ‘MacBook touch’
• The Beatles on iTunes Store

Mintz reports, “But the use of the Rolling Stones line in the invitation has quieted most proponents of this [last] scenario. It might just be standard Apple misdirection, but a person familiar with the situation told the AP there’s no Beatles-Apple deal… [As for the tablet], analysts including Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster and Shaw Wu of Kaufman Bros. both see a 2010 release as more likely.”

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