Last but not least: What Steve still owes the world

At the end of last week, the renowned business news agency Bloomberg accidentally announced the death of Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The editorial team had only wanted to update the 17-page obituary, but an error caused it to be posted on the agency's website for everyone to see. Although the state of health of the former cancer patient is by no means a cause for concern, Apple fans have now started to create wish lists addressed to Jobs. They have listed technical developments that the Apple founder should bring to market before his demise. What is on this list, they ask? The tablet PC, for example. A touch-intensive notebook that can be used like a notepad. Or a ready-to-use digital book, which - like an iPod in the music sector - makes it possible to browse through a file anytime and anywhere. The Apple TV was also mentioned many times. A TV that allows you to transfer content from the iTunes online store to your TV screen via a set-top box. And we still hope that Apple will not neglect the improvement of its computers in the face of the development of all these peripherals. Then maybe we could present ourselves to the boss and demand the scrapping of our unloved PCs.
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