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Ming-G-Quo lays out the Apple Roadmap.

Bad tidings for Mac sales, maybe. and someone really wants to see changes inside iTunes

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When it comes to Apple rumor and speculation, there are three sources that tend to be fairly solid.

9 to 5 Max Mark Germin tends to be good for software stuff and some company stuff.

The Loops Jim Dalrymple tends to be good for confirming or denying event rumors that crop up.

But perhaps the most elusive of them all, KGI securities analyst Ming Chi Quo tends to be decent

for figuring out the kind of stuff Apple is going to release and when they're going to do it.

He's not always right, but observers will do a lot better paying attention to what quo is expecting than they will reading Digitimes.

Actually the Tic-Tac-Toe playing Chicken at the County Fair would do better than Digitimes,

but that's another thing for another time.

Ming G. Quo is fairly solid in his Apple Roadmap reading and Apple Insider

says he's just turned in a bit of corporate cartography for the rest of this year.

Things to look for this year, according Quo include an upgraded and less expensive iMac,

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