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<\/a>Employees at a couple of parts suppliers have blabbed that they’re making parts for Apple’s unicorn-like tablet computer, which rumormongers agree will be launched at a January 26th media event scheduled by Apple. Taiwanese trade mag Digitimes reports that Foxconn subsidiary Innolux is manufacturing the so-called iTablet’s touchscreen displays<\/a>, and Taiwanese publication Economic Daily says that “Cheng Uei Precision Industry Co., Ltd.<\/a> has won orders to mass produce screen connectors for the soon-to-be release Apple iSlate.” More details as we get them.<\/p>\n