[iBook] The iPhone: Touchscreen interface, runs Mac OS X, ships in June (Keynote notes)

[Joe Roberts]

I completely agree.  The iPhone is not only a phenomenon in itself,  
but for those Apple products down the line for which this product is  
a precursor.  Other than Office and other common apps (which will  
likely be forthcoming, because Apple knows its computing products  
depend heavily on third-party SW development) and a hard drive (and  
iPod-sized HDs are reaching capacities of 100 GB), what else would  
the iPhone need internally in order to replace the laptop for a large  
percentage of computing customers?

In other words, with those things, what could a Mac mini do for the  
non-power user (e.g. graphics professionals and hard-core gamers)  
that the iPhone could not?

On Jan 10, 2007, at 10:01 PM, Angus Wallace wrote:

> I think that anything you can do on a laptop, you'll be able to do  
> on the
> iPhone.
>
> And.. probably by next year, they'll have 16GB of storage too ;-)

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