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Steve Jobs introduces the iPad in a January 2010 event. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired.comSAN FRANCISCO — Apple will likely unveil the iPad 2 at a press event here Wednesday morning.
Wired will be covering the event live.
Approximately one year after the debut of the first iPad, the company has scheduled a press conference for 10 a.m. Pacific time.
Although Apple has not said what the content of the press event will be, the invitation included an image of a calendar page peeled back to reveal an iPad, lending credence to speculation that the event would concern an annual update to the company’s popular tablet.
The new iPad will likely include a camera, faster processor, more memory, and a new version of iOS.
Apple has sold more than 14 million iPads since its debut, including more than 7 million in the last quarter of 2010. Recently, competitors have introduced tablet devices based on Android and WebOS that include more memory, more processing power, and cameras (the iPad has none), although sales of competing tablets have yet to take off.
Wired.com will be live blogging the event, so refresh this page for the latest updates, starting about 10 a.m PST.
9:53 a.m. PT: We’re seated and ready to blog! Stay tuned for the news.
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