I tis the keynote! Usually itis the most exciting part of a Macworld Expo, and this expo is no exception. Steve Jobs walked us down memory lane and the original Mac advertising spread. He showed us GarageBand, a new iPod commercial, some sales numbers, and a new Xserve.
He even let his friends from the Mac Business Unit of Microsoft come up on stage and show off the newest version of Office (Mac Office 2004).
Of course, he then showed us iLife i04, the "Microsoft Office for the rest of your life," and its fabulous new app, GarageBand.
Yes, it was an exciting keynote, and we have the pics to prove it.
MWSF 2004 - Keynote
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 Apple rewrites the last paragraph of its press releases |
 The original Macintosh team! |
 Microsoftis new Notebook feature in Word |
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 More from Notebook |
 The top three super computers in the world |
 Apple certifies Xserve RAID on all these OSes (good for business). |
 The number of songs downloaded from the iTMS by week in December. |
 iTMSis market share |
 Apple has added 12,000 classical music tracks to the iTMS |
 ...and it has 500,000 songs, too |
 Avril Lavigne - for those who arenit hard core enough for Blink 182... |
 Pepsiis campaign will kick off during the Superbowl |
 iLife i04 |
 "Like Microsoft Office for the rest of your life." |
 The new iMovie |
 GarageBand! |
 John Mayer about to be introduced |
 John Mayer playing live |
 Thereis a new iPod commercial... |
 Did we mention that Apple sold 730,000 iPods (thanks for the correction in the comments, anonymous) in the December quarter alone? |
 iPods sold during the last two years |
 The 15 GB iPod comes with new in-ear buds |
 Steve and his Solid Gold dancers... |
 All MP3 players broken down by market |
 Watch Steve exaggerate the costs of Flash-based players |
 Mini...err...iPod mini |
 The new scroll pad |
 They come in colors everywhere |
 20 years of the Mac! |
 The top spender at the iTMS has spent HOW MUCH? |
 GarageBand! |
All photos by John F. Braun.
Captions by Bryan Chaffin.