Briefly: new Apple patent, More "Get A Mac" ads, iPod 120GB?

While regular updates on the site will resume progressively, here is a brief news catch-up for the last ten days.
MacNN notices a new patent filing on the U.S. Patents and Trademarks Office database. The new patent filing describes a device that can be used at the same time for displaying information and as input device.
According to an interview of the "Get A Mac" ad campaign's Mac character, Justin Long, for the LA Times, Apple will be airing nearly twenty spots for this ad campaign by the end of this year. Apple started its "Get A Mac" ad campaign in May with seven spots.
Seagate has announced it will soon be shipping 120GB hard drives in the 1.8" form factor which is used in the current iPod 5G. This means Apple could upgrade its iPods so as to offer up to 120GB of storage and will probably make it easier for the company to release a "true video iPod" in the near future.