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By request, here is the full version of the 1997 Boston Macworld expo where we see Steve Jobs for the first time since returning to work for Apple after being gone since 1985. This was a very historic time for Apple because they were almost bankrupt at the time, so Steve announces a temporary partnership with Microsoft to a very hostile crowd. Bill Gates also makes an appearance.
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Here we see Steve Jobs & the almost bankrupt at the time Apple Computer making a temporary deal with Bill Gates & Microsoft. The crowd was not too happy about it.
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Macworld 2007 - The iPhone keynote.
Steve Jobs introduces the iPhone. I think this keynote is a good example for how innovative Apple is and a good way to learn how presentations should look like. Very interessting.
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By request, here is when Steve Jobs introduced Mac OS X for the first time ever. I edited the video myself to show the very best moments of the presentation & split it up into 3 parts on account of youtube's bogus time limit.
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Here we see the actor Noah Wyle playing the role of Steve Jobs at the start of the Macworld expo. Noah played the role of Steve in the movie Pirates Of Silicon Valley which was released that same year.
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Visit http://whoismatt.com for a downloadable version of the full keynote!
Part one of Steve Jobs keynote speech at Macworld 2007
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The latest version of Leopard is not just a minor update. Instead, the OS X 0.5.2 release introduces significant changes and improvements to the Mac OS. Rob Griffiths explores some of the highlights.
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The ModBook is a 1.83GHz or 2GHz MacBook that's been converted into a tablet computer--the first Mac offering of its kind. Macworld Senior News Editor Jonathan Seff got his hands on a preproduction model and made a quick video with Assistant Editor Brian Chen that shows the tablet in action.
