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Missed The Keynote?  Apple Posts Keynote Archive

February 22nd, 2001 at 2:00 PM - Macworld Expo by Bryan Chaffin

Apple has finally posted the QuickTime stream of the MACWORLD Tokyo keynote speech. The company had originally announced it would be streamed live, but changed that to an on-demand archive shortly before the actualy event. That archive has now been posted. This is the event where the new iMac colors are introduced, the GeForce3 is announced, and John Carmack demonstrated Doom III. A great show, so go check it out!

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