Healthy skepticism or four videos about Apple Tablet

Someone Gonewiththewind from the Macrumors resource forum posted a video in which he is gaining his post on the forum. From this porridge and brewed. Watch the video. If you know English, you can re-read the report from Gizmodo about a secret call from an insider from Apple. According to this source, Apple is preparing the release of two versions of the "tablets" - one with a webcam for Internet and communication, and the other for educational purposes. In the network, everyone is only engaged in spreading rumors about this. And since people are evil and harmful by nature, the new forum member Macrumors rushed into the thick of the fight and posted two videos showing the appearance and interface of working iTab / PortableJobs / Lil'Apple.

Are these videos real? This question has already been discussed so much that, frankly speaking, I have been bothered. The fact that numerous programs run in different windows is proof that Apple refuses the “one program - one screen” format in its i-devices? Or is it just a joke that the iPhone emulator runs on a standard OSX platform? Why does every window have its own virtual keyboard? Vestiges of the past? Dodger simply failed to "draw" a personalized virtual keyboard for your video?
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And what is the device in the foreground in the second video? It is very strange that the person in the frame starts the programs by touching the screen with his finger, but cannot close them in the same way. Why does the flashing red light at the end not correspond to the increase in volume on the screen? Why do people "merge" so ambiguous videos, if they are not real?









via pcworld.com