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OK, here we go with more Apple iPad rumors… Wait, what’s that you ask? Didn’t Apple announce the iPad last week? How can there be new rumors? Hey, a little thing like an actual announcement doesn’t slow down Apple rumors! :-)

So, here we go with new rumor #1 from TechCrunch…

Rumor: Apple Has Another Tablet In The Works. More Like A Mac Than An iPhone.

A full Mac OS X power tablet (vs. iPhone OS) would be just the thing for power users. But, the rumor of a 15.4 inch tablet display is just silly. That is just too big. How would it even be carried comfortably and safely? That said, I miss the old 12-inch iBook that I used years ago and would love to have something in the iBook form factor (with keyboard) with a touch screen.

New rumor #2 comes from a blog I’ve never read before “Mission:Repair Blog” which shows photos of what the author claims to be an iPad frame. The interesting thing here is that this frame has a spot for camera exactly the size of the camera in a Unibody MacBook.

iPad Camera rumor becoming a reality? We think so.

Wishful thinking or fact? And, whatever happened to the iPod touch with a camera?

Finally, new rumor #3 comes to us from Silicon Alley Insider by way of Fox News’ Clayton Morris…

iPad For Verizon Is Happening, Verizon Source Says

Really? Verizon? Again? Unnamed sources? I pass on this one. Here’s what I think. Verizon will eventually sell the iPhone and iPad. But, it won’t be announced or become reality until mid-year (think Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference timeframe).

So, there you have it! Post-announcement iPad rumors. Now, go get a cup of coffee and have a great day.

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