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Dear Rogue Economics Reader, There's a reason he was called a modern-day Da Vinci... Steve Jobs forever changed the trajectory of the PC industry with the Macintosh. He took the $59 billion music industry by storm with the iPod — almost overnight. And the iPhone quickly proved to be as revolutionary as Alexander Graham Bell's telephone. But most people have no idea the genius behind Apple dreamed of something even bigger. As Bloomberg reported... "Not too long after the Apple co-founder introduced the iPhone, Jobs was considering the possibilities of a much bigger gadget." He never got to see his vision come to life. Until now... After more than a decade, Steve Jobs' dying wish is now finally coming true. And like the Macintosh... the iPod... and the iPhone before... Apple's next breakthrough is set to revolutionize the world — and hand massive gains to early investors. Click here to discover how. Regards, Van Bryan
Managing Editor, Brownstone Research | 
