Unveiling an all-new iMac today, with three new features:
1. The new iMac has a thinner design
2. It has a built-in iSight
Apple wrote an app to have fun with the iSight camera called PhotoBooth
Does a demo by doing an iChat video call with Phil Schiller, Bertrand Sertlet, and Scott Forstall, and then plays around with PhotoBooth
Pretty Decent Joke
"I think we're going to waste an awful lot of productivity here."
3. Introduces a 10-foot user interface for the iMac
Does a demo of Front Row and the new Apple Remote
Shows two remote controls for Microsoft's media center, with over 40 buttons
The new iMacs ship today starting at $1299
20:45
iPod
Steve Jobs
Apple has shipped 30 million iPods, for a market share of 75%
1 million iPod nano's sold in the first 17 days
Shows some quotes of reviews of the iPod nano
Reveals the new "white" iPod, and confirms it does play video
Goes through the features of the iPod and its refreshed user interface
Comes in white and black, with 30 or 60 GB, starting at $299
The new iPod starts shipping in one week
We Made an Ad
Watch your music
We Made an Ad
Silhouette Ad: Eminem's "Lose Yourself"
33:23
iTunes
Steve Jobs
200 million copies of iTunes distributed, with an 84% market share for music in the United States
Replacing iTunes 5, introduced just five weeks ago, with iTunes 6 today, with four new features:
1. Gifting of songs, albums, and playlists
2. Customer reviews
3. Personalized recommendations
4. Video
Music videos and the Pixar shorts will sell for $1.99
Does a demo of iTunes 6 and the new iPod
iTunes 6 is available today
One More Thing...
TV Shows in iTunes
Pretty Decent Joke
"What's the number one hit show on television? Desperate Housewives. What's the number two hit television show? Lost. What network are they on? They're both on ABC. And who owns ABC? Disney. I know these guys!"
Will start by offering the television shows Lost, Desperate Housewives, Night Stalker, That's So Raven, and The Suite Life of Zack & Cody
Television shows will be available to purchase for $1.99 the day after they broadcast
Does a demo of purchasing and watching television shows
Third Party Appearance
Disney's Robert Iger
Recaps the day's announcements, and marvels that it took years to put together the infrastructure to purchase and listen to music on the go, and it came together for video in one day
