Thursday, August 30, 2007
Apple has scheduled an announcement for Sept. 5, sparking a new round of speculation that the computer maker was getting ready to unveil a line of iPods.
Apple sent out press invitations notifying the media that the announcement would be made at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The notification essentially confirmed reports on Apple enthusiast sites that the company planned to make a product announcement in early September.
The upcoming event also reignited speculation that Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs would announce a deal to offer the long-awaited Beatles music catalog on iTunes. That rumor has been a favorite among Apple enthusiasts since the company in February settled its legal troubles with Apple Corps., the record company founded by the Fab Four.
While the iPhone has the same music and video capabilities of the iPod, the latter device is expected to remain attractive to consumers for some time. Besides being far less expensive, the iPod and other MP3 devices remain the favorites of consumers for downloading and playing music and video.
By: DocMemory
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