Apparently there is a German site that has gotten their mitts on an outline of tomorrow’s Keynote speech by Steve Jobs. I have complete faith that this is the real deal since Steve Jobs always forwards his speech notes to a select group of people in Germany for review. Here is the translation courtesy of Daily Tech Talk:

� Greetings
� Sales figures and market share of the Macs
� Apple net curtain:
� new Retail store in Italy,
� first store on European mainland,
� new stores will open shortly, among other things Munich, Barcelona, Paris
� iMac:
� Core2Duo selling great!,
� New Generation,
� new Design, which follows itself to iPhone, partly brushed metal
� even thinner,
� Santa rosa chip set,
� LED back light,
� Sizes: 20 ? and 24 ?
� Demo new iMacs
� Mac OS X:
� History, versions
� short outline of the tiger features: Dashboard, Spotlight, etc.
� new features in leopard:
� new Mail (with collecting mains, ToDos, Notes),
� new Spotlight (network scan, performance improved, etc.),
� new standard file system ZFS,
� new front Row (2.0),
� new iCal (with CalDAV, ToDos, etc.),
� Parental control,
� New Photobooth (2.0),
� Resolution Independence,
� new standardized Look of all Mac OS X applications
� been based on resolution Independence
� core contains animation (Icons, animations in Time Machine, Dashboard, spaces, etc. animated)
� none brushed metal more
� many black shining Elemen (Illumonous)
� Time Machine,
� Quicklook, (unknown application)
� new safari feature (new search, Dashboard integration, etc.),
� Multiple Dashboards (Dashboard for user specify, Dashboards administer, etc.),
� Spaces,
� iChat theatre (integration in applications, drop of baking, etc.)
� Finder reloaded (easily changed, improves performance, new Buttons),
� new ToDo application (and administers all ToDos from all applications collects)
� Demo new leopard feature
� .mac, iLife 07, iWork 07:
� new.mac release with smooth Google integration, but in the Apple Look,
� .mac services all on Google basis,
� .mac free of charge with each bought Mac,
� new handling on-line documents,
� iDisk integration in Finder,
� all documents can be worked on and administered also on-line with Google applications,
� new Spreadsheet software in iWork �Charts�
� Demo new packages and .mac
� Guest appearance Eric Schmidt (Google CEO)
� iPhone:
� new secret features:
� iWork and iLife integration,
� .mac integration (iDisk access, Mail, documents on-line, etc. work on)
� Demo new features
� iPhone accessories, prices
� Demo accessories
� available in US Apple (without contract) and (with contract) net curtain, prices at&t
� Europe as promised in the autumn
� �That’ s it, but there’ s one more thing�, new product �iphone@home�:
� 10 ? multitouch screen,
� 30 GB Flash memory,
� iPhone user surface,
� 8 hours of battery,
� no connections except dock Connector,
� resemble functions as iPhone, except mobile phone, but iChat
� integrated iSight
� Demo iphone@home
� The End

Looking at the list we see a bunch of things that we’ve already heard about. Enough that would lead us to believe that this could be real. Then they throw in a few things that we’ve never heard of like iPhone@home. From the description of this product, it seems that it would be cool, but not exactly logical.

Granted, we know that the iPhone runs OSX, it’s not the same version that we see on the desktops and laptops. Why would we want a tablet-like device that doesn’t run a full version of OSX? Also, the name iPhone@home is a poor choice of names. Since it doesn’t even have phone capabilities, why put the word phone in the title?

I do hope that Steve announces an Apple Tablet PC, but I doubt that it will be as described here. I’m not going to dive into all the minor details that make me think that this list is a fake. Why go through all of that trouble when the Keynote is so close? Take a gander at the list and take it for what it’s worth. We’ll be right there covering the whole show, so we’ll let you know how closely the Keynote follows the outline depicted here.

Exact Keynote Transcript for WWDC07 [UPDATED] [via dailytechtalk]