Analysts had expected multi-processor G4s and a new Powerbook to be introduced. Jobs decided to focus instead on Apple's internet strategy, operating systems, and record sales numbers for iMacs and iBooks. Jobs also alluded to a new series of Apple services called iTools. Available through Apple's site, iTools will help screen kids' websites for parents, provide e-mail services, and provide Mac users with 20MB of storage space on Apple's servers for their own personal website. Keep posted to The G4 Store for the latest news on MacWorld San Francisco.
All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
We appreciate your feedback .