Finally, Apple’s invitation for the iPad 3 event says, “We have something you really have to see. And touch.”

Now, Apple Kremlinologists know the company does not just word its press invitations to sound cool, always incorporating cryptic leads about important new features. For example, invitation graphics for the last year’s iPhone 4S introduction is adorned with the “Let’s talk iPhone” tagline—a subtle hint to the Siri voice-activated digital assistant billed as one of the key selling points of the device.

9to5Mac.com: “Eagle-eyed pundits were quick to note that the “touch” part in the “We have something you really have to see. And touch” tagline of the iPad 3 invitation signifies that one of the defining enhancements of the new iPad will be something related to touch input. The mystery will reveal in a few hours when Apple unveils its next-generation iPad at a media event in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.”

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