Pentagram dreams up cool Apple iStuff

In case you haven't seen it already, Business 2.0 has a pretty cool photoessay online entitled Re-Imagining Apple: Apple Gear We Hope to See, featuring five hypothetical Apple products designed by a Pentagram team led by Robert Brunner (Apple's chief designer from 1989 to 1996, who designed the original PowerBook, among other products). It accompanies their current feature story, What's Next for Apple?, which includes such fun tidbits as the fact that 40 iPods are sold every minute, and nearly 10 million songs are sold every week on iTunes.
(Thanks to A.C. for reminding me to post this.)