Yesterday, Apple COO Tim Cook talked to Goldman Sachs. He talked a lot about what Apple was up to. If you want to read the entire conversation, you can see a transcript here, but let us provide a summary of some of the more interesting statements.

Cook said he’d been using an iPad for six months, and “the experience is just absolutely incredible”. He thinks that the iPad will replace netbooks in peoples hearts, and that he’s not worried about it cannibalizing Apple’s other sales. The iPad will be sold directly to begin with, before moving to store-in-stores like Best Buy, and Apple Premium Resellers internationally.

He also talked about using a single carrier model for the iPhone in the USA, which he said allows more concentrated innovation, and more features, which would be difficult to arrange with multiple carriers. In some countries the advantage to multiple carriers is more sales.

For any Apple TV fans, Cook said that they still view Apple TV as a “hobby”, and they have no interest in going into the TV market.