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The imminent launch of Apple’s iPad continued to reverberate across Silicon Valley on Wednesday as Kleiner Perkins, one of the Valley’s most prominent start-up investors, earmarked $100m for new software applications for the iPad and similar devices.
John Doerr, a Kleiner Perkins partner, forecast that Apple’s new tablet computer would trigger a second wave of innovation that would match the one generated by the launch of the iPhone three years ago, and could even eventually exceed it.
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