Apple plans to launch the iPhone 5as early as September , entitled to an initial order for 15 million units. The same Apple also is planning a new MacBook Air, which had among its components a super-fast flash memory.
First let's talk iPhone. The The Next Web says, holding up the newspaper for information Digitimes, Apple would have ordered 15 million units of the next generation iPhone to the Taiwanese Petagron Technology. Although there is nothing confirmed (of course), but legend has it that the smartphone will be called the apple iPhone or iPhone 4S 5. It depends on the mood of the day Steve Jobs's announcement, I believe.
The MacBook Air also on the table would be Apple's design. The main change in the exchange would be lightweight notebook for flash memory based on technology currently Blade X-Gale, the memory module DDR Toggle known as 2.0. The latter can transfer data at a speed of 400 Mbps - and everyone knows that the speed of the SSD is one major reason to buy such a notebook, which costs considerably more expensive than a conventional laptop hard drive.
With so many rumors, the question most often comes to mind is if Apple has lost the ability to really innovate. Now, advances, by indicating the rumors seem to be technological. But it is not only cutting edge technology that ensures a product "revolutionary" - not alone, at least. I think we are in need of a "One More Thing" with substance.
