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Apr 3, 2007 | By iPhoneChris | Tags: |  Comments 1

In his 2005 book Smart Phone and Next Generation Mobile Computing, Pei Zheng spoke of mobile music as part of the “Next Wave of Computing.” He suggested iTunes might in the future merge with mobile technology to offer users wireless access to music.

“Imagine an iPod-like smart phone (the iPhone?),” he said.

I discovered the book via Google Book Search. Not sure how many of you are interested, but I thought some of you would like to see history in the making.

Here’s a screenshot/excerpt:

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  1. Pei Zheng Pei Zheng says:

    Yes I did speculate iPhone in the book. If you read the book, you will find a lot of discussion about ‘convergence’. By that I mean using a single mobile device for communication, computing, and portable entertainment.

    Thank you for digging out this!

    Let me know if you have any questions.

    Pei Zheng

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