Apple CFO hints at a "A Product Transition"

[Silencio]

iPod. I'm still expecting the iMacs in August.

[Jimmypoo]

It's the Mac Pico. I'm sure of it.

It replaces the Mac mini, and will include everything you've ever wanted, but smaller amounts of it.

It will be the size of a 3" CD, and the entire body will be a heat sink.

The Core4Inferno CPU will have 2GBs of cache to eliminate need for RAM. The HD will be the iPod 80GB microdrive, and the top will have an iPhone screen.

I'd come up with some more crap, but I'm on the phone. Sorry.

[$tevie]

[quote RAMd®d]Apple Television, not just Apple TV?

Apple TVR?

Stevie is making a better, quieter washing machine?

Actually, the use of the work "transition" is interesting. I'll assume it means "moving to include..." a new product without forsaking others.
Reading this made me realize that some folks might be reading "product transition" to mean the corporation would transition from one product to another. Where I immediately took it to mean that a specific product was transitioning into something else. ACK I hate using transition as a verb, I'm going to go lie down now.

[cassie]

How about iPods and iPhones that allow the owner to change the batteries? ;-)

[Cap'n Rusty]

How about iPods that allow the user to put his or her playlists in folders? o

[Racer X]

No more LCD screens. RCA jacks in your forehead, right to your visual cortex.

This was derived at by too many grubby fingerprints on screens. Just try getting grubby fingerprints on someones visual cortex, I dare ya.

[AAA]

New Apple PRINTERS!

[Silencio]

Daring Fireball's take makes the most sense to me: basically, Apple is going to transition an older, high-margin product line to a new line that will, at least initially, have lower margins. This screams out new iPod to me.

[Fritz]

Apple Cider or Beer .......


with a touch screen of course

[motopsyco]

Well how about a "transition" to completely solid state internals? No moving parts (other than the optical drive), no hard drives!

Cheers!