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Uploaded by on Oct 15, 2008

From the MacBook Pro redesign to a $999 laptop offering, there were no
real surprises at Apple's media event at company headquarters in Cupertino,
Calif., on Tuesday. CNET's Kara Tsuboi recaps Steve Jobs' keynote speech.
She also hears from analysts about whether these announcements are enough
for the niche company to stay competitive.

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  • Mac's would overtake PC's if:

    APPLE JUST MADE THEM CHEAPER

  • Hey cool the description says a new MacBook Pro is $999. HEEEELLLOOOOO!!!!!! The polycarbonate Macbook is $999!

  • jobs looks like hes going to keel over

  • Apple India is currently offering student discounts on its MacBooks, for details call toll free on 1800 425 4646

  • so as long as you go from almost $1100 to almost $1000 its a budget machine? Who comes up with a figure like that and calls it budget! My $600 machine runs the mac os faster, smoother and more efficiently than the mac's own "specialized" hardware.. it's outrageous

  • nope

  • ok wtf... thats fully copied..

    first hp came up with frameless laptop displays

    then lg made frameless tv's

    now ftw apple too..

    geforce 9500m = 5x graphic performance ROFL LMAO..

    9600m gt owns that by 1.5 times...

  • jobs is shrivling up!

  • she is hOT

  • hey does it say video is not available on anybody elses screen?

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