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Intel disavows Atom-powered Apple tablet comment
Thursday, May 15, 2008 - 01:06 PM EST

"Intel Corp. today is scurrying to clean up a mess made by Germany's ZDNet on Wednesday when it reported that an Intel exec had confirmed the ongoing development of a iPhone-like tablet at Apple, a report which the chipmaker now claims is patently false," AppleInsider reports.

"Specifically, ZDNet reported that Intel Germany chief Hannes Schwaderer at a small gathering in Munich 'confirmed' the existence of a larger iPhone at Apple that would employ one of Intel's ultra-mobile Atom processors," AppleInsider reports.

"No Intel exec has said anything about any future Apple product, Atom processor or otherwise," an Intel spokesperson told AppleInsider. "I think that’s important to note as everyone speculates on future products from Apple."

"Since ZDNet's original report hit the net, a couple of other publications on hand for Schwaderer's presentation have offered their interpretation of the events, which also appear to suggest that ZDNet's report was misleading," AppleInsider reports.

More in the full article, in which AppleInsider maintains that "Apple is working on a iPhone-like mini tablet reminiscent of the Newton MessagePad," here.

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May 15, 08 - 12:12 pm Comment from: Ray

I do not know exactly what Apple is making their new machines out of but I assure everyone here the machines have atoms.

just my $0.02

May 15, 08 - 12:25 pm Comment from: bjh

Are you positive ? Or neutral...

May 15, 08 - 12:29 pm Comment from: Orb

When is this site going to change its name from MacDailyNews to MacDailyRumors?

May 15, 08 - 12:30 pm Comment from: Mr. Reeee

Oooopsss…
Somebody stepped in doo doo.

It's clean up time!

May 15, 08 - 12:31 pm Comment from: Macaday

@ Orb, life's too short to worry about such things..

May 15, 08 - 12:34 pm Comment from: 7over

Hope spins into rumor because the analysts, bound in orbit around the nucleus of Apple's development machine are charged with creating news of some sort, whether positive or negative.

May 15, 08 - 12:35 pm Comment from: Super Furry Animal

"Are you positive ? Or neutral..."

You should ask ron.
For those types of questions, always elect ron.

May 15, 08 - 12:37 pm Comment from: d

I am, well, electronfied!

May 15, 08 - 12:41 pm Comment from: mugwump

Intel Germany:
Shultz, do you know anything about this Atom iTablet leak?

Colonel Klink, I know NUTHING!

You dumbkoff!

May 15, 08 - 12:46 pm Comment from: Blue Dream

Like Obama, I vote "present"
Information hubs, like portals, are diminishing
and desperate to be first with the latest on the most popular or influential. Personally, I do not think CNET is worth what CBS paid for it. Like ZDNET, they are diminishing.

May 15, 08 - 01:24 pm Comment from: HMCIV

Another fine piece of reporting by ZDNet. Some lucky reporter will be covering the use of iPods by panda bears in their next assignment. (Note: They're not cuddly up close.)

May 15, 08 - 01:24 pm Comment from: Super Furry Animal

Quark had no comment.

May 15, 08 - 01:48 pm Comment from: Gabriel

Atomic-powered Macs? And here I thought they went with Intel to be more energy-efficient. wink

MW: forces, as in atoms and the four fundamental forces of nature

May 15, 08 - 01:55 pm Comment from: BizZAro BalLmer

Dummkopf, Depp, Hirni, Armleuchter...

May 15, 08 - 04:23 pm Comment from: marcos

Well that rebuke was one big atom smasher.

May 15, 08 - 06:21 pm Comment from: Register or Login

Yea sure, un huh, won't happen, not a chance, we believe ya.

May 16, 08 - 10:43 am Comment from: Dimplemonkey

Intel Legal is not as efficient as Apple Legal.

May 16, 08 - 02:01 pm Comment from: Macintosher

Atomic power is more efficient than the fossil fuels that Microsoft seem to use.

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