Jobs talks about Time Capsule.ĩ:20: There will be two versions, 500GB and 1TB.
This lets you backup your notebook wirelessly over Time Capsule, which was an early complaint about Time Machine-that it only worked over wired networks. He announces Time Capsule, which is a "backup appliance" that looks like the Mac Mini or Apple TV it's basically a wireless access point with a hard drive. He formally announces Mac Office for 2008, which has actually been delayed quite a bit.ĩ:19: Jobs momentarily forgets which OS version he's talking about, as he starts referring to "Tiger's" Time Machine application, which is of course a Leopard feature.
Twenty percent of the installed base upgraded in the first 90 days. The first one is Leopard.ĩ:18: "We have delivered 5 million copies of Leopard in the first three months: the most successful release of Mac OS X ever, Jobs said. Standard outfit.ĩ:15: Jobs recaps the year: "2007 was an extraordinary year for Apple." He's got four things he'd like to talk about today. Lights up, and Steve Jobs enters to a cascade of cheers. PC commercial, a "Happy New Year" edition that basically recaps Apple's accomplishments over the year. The scene in anticipation of Steve Jobs' Macworld keynote address.ĩ:14: Lights dim, as Feist kicks off Macworld with that cute-yet-sort-of-annoying iPod commercial song. So far, standard Apple keynote music: Coldplay into Green Day. I think we'll be a little later than 9 a.m. We're in place and waiting for the keynote to start. PST: Welcome once again to Macworld, Steve Jobs' annual dog-and-pony show from the Moscone Center in San Francisco. What follows is a record of continuous updates as his speech unfolded.ĩ:03 a.m. For CNET's complete Macworld coverage, go here. Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage Tuesday for his keynote speech at Macworld 2008.
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