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Day: December 17, 2004

Itablet, The Tablet Mac

December 17, 2004 by Phillip Torrone 2 Comments

itablet, the tablet mac

a lot of people have been asking for a tablet version of the mac, and well, if you wait long enough someone will eventually build it. over on macmods they have the story of a photographer who built his own, all in fairly small and impressive case. very cool and useful.

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