Andre Yoskowitz
28 Sep 2010 17:48
Financial firm Goldman Sachs has said today that Apple's second-generation iPad tablet will include a camera and a mini-USB port.
The device will also be lighter than the current iteration.
Apple may also be planning a smaller device, most likely at 7-inches.
If accurate, the device will fall in line with other new tablets, such as the RIM PlayBook and Samsung's Tab, both of which have cameras, USB ports and 7-inch diagonal screens.
Goldman's analysts also say Apple should have no problem fending off new tablets but next summer the real "battle" will begin, when tablets with Android 3.0 are hitting the market.
The new iPad should be released in the Spring of 2011, likely around the one-year anniversary of the launch of the original.