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Macworld Focus: Jobs does it again

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Published: 07 Jan 2002 14:51 GMT

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Streamed video: Take the Macworld tour of products and opinions

Streamed video: Macaholics speak up

Streamed video: Virtual-reality creation tool allows 360-degree view in one photo

Streamed video: Portable storage enters new dimension

Add-on makers looking for piece of iPie
Wednesday 9 January Even though they've been burned in the past, accessory makers are already trying to think of ways to ride the coat-tails of the new iMac

Apple expands its consumer services
Wednesday 9 January Apple's introduction of its iPhoto software marks a move further into the customer services sector

New iMac 'less shocking' than original
Wednesday 9 January The new iMac has gone through many design changes in two years of development. Will it appeal to consumers?

New iMac: Cool or clunky?
Tuesday 8 January Apple introduces its next big product, the flat-panel iMac. But analysts warn that the original machine's success may be hard to repeat

Streamed video: Up close with the new iMac

The CRT is dead, says Jobs
Tuesday 8 January The Apple chief executive announces the flat-panel iMac, cheaper iBooks and a downloadable digital photo system

Streamed video: Jobs introduces the new iMac

Streamed video: Steve Jobs reveals snapshot of iPhoto

Apple tightens competition with new iBook
Tuesday 8 January Apple is to cut the price of its iBooks, moving closer to the mainstream notebook market

Streamed video: Jobs cuts prices on iBooks

Flat-panel iMac pictures leaked
Monday 7 January Apple will reveal a sleek new flat-panel iMac today, along with a slew of new software. Already, some pictures have leaked onto the Web

Will Apple live up to MacWorld hype?
Saturday 5 January Rumours of what Steve Jobs will announce at Macworld are spreading on the Net, and Apple's own hype machine is adding to the feeding frenzy

Apple's iWalk PDA tiptoes out?
Thursday 3 January Apple is rumoured to be launching a handheld computer at the Macworld Expo next week

Apple fuel flatpanel iMac speculation
Wednesday 2 January After disappointing many fans in July, Apple promises big things for next week's Macworld show, with the possibility of new iMac and iBook releases

Apple sauces up OS X for gizmos
Friday 28 December The update to the Mac OS X operating system has support for more mobile devices using both USB and FireWire connections

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