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Apple Nixes Live Webcast, Satellite Feed

Posted by CowboyNeal on from the see-no-evil dept.

spamguy writes "MacInTouch reports that Steve Jobs' January 11th MacWorld Expo keynote address may not be broadcast live in any way. If you were hoping to watch Stevie present the rumoured sub-$500 Mac, the Motorola phone, the Flash iPod, and/or the office suite, you now have no choice but to buy your plane tickets to San Francisco ASAP."

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  1. Re:Apple: Always thinking by Saven+Marek · · Score: 5, Informative

    What you can do instead then is use another link which works, and that, one is here to watch

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  2. Re:Apple: Always thinking by Alan+Partridge · · Score: 5, Informative

    My home OSX box has crashed twice, and it's been going now for 3 years.

    My Windows 2000 and XP machines at work seem to crash a couple of times a month at least.

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  3. My hand is raised by dimer0 · · Score: 5, Informative

    Lots of people are new to Apple products because of the iPod. Having seen the iPod and been impressed by it, they are now interested in buying Apple computers, but the entry level price point is a little high.

    Exactly.

    I bought an iPod. I was impressed even with the box it came in, the packaging, the wrappers the cords were kept in, etc. Blew my mind. These people know how to design stuff!

    4 months later, I took the plunge and bought an eMac (loaded up with RAM). Haven't touched my windows machines at home since then - 'cept to play a few games.

    4 months after that, I convinced my employer to get me a Dual 2GHz G5 with a 20" cinema display.

    My boss saw what it could do and how it played well in the windows network - so about 1 month later, there was another Dual G5 w/ 20" cinema display in the office (good thing he didn't get the 30" display, or else I would have been pissed off.. heh).

    Oh, and a couple weeks ago Santa brought my daughter a pink iPod mini. This is the same daughter that has self-taught herself the whole iLife suite, and her and her friends don't leave the eMac alone when they're having sleepovers, etc. They make radio shows with GarageBand, convert to mp3, then drop them on CDs to show their friends. They make movies, edit them, and make really cool DVDs. She just turned 11, and I haven't had to show her anything. (Her Windows machine sits relatively unused in her room now) ... I'm now eyeing the 20" iMac, but am waiting for Tiger, iLife '05, and a DVD9 superdrive before I take the plunge ...

    (I think I'm the kind of customer Apple likes)