Because it's a more intimate setting today there will be engineers who make the stuff demoing their products. Steve Jobs takes the stage to lots of applause.ġ0:00 a.m.: Thanks for coming, he says. Members of the press and Apple employees wait for the presentation to begin.ĩ:59 a.m.: Lights are lowering.

Ina will be on in a second to corral your comments. The event should begin in about 10 minutes.ĩ:56 a.m. PDT: Hi everyone, thanks for joining us! We're just getting settled inside Town Hall here on the Apple campus. It can also be watched on non-Apple products by using a media player called VLC ( download here) and inserting the URL into the Open Network Stream option under the media tab.ĩ:52 a.m. The stream requires Safari 4 or 5 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard or Safari on iOS 3 or later. Those of you on Apple devices can watch Apple's own live stream of the event here. You can follow the blow-by-blow account in the Cover It Live module below.

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This shot, taken today, is from the wall downstairs at Apple's headquarters.ĬUPERTINO, Calif.-Fresh off of crowing about strong iPhone sales, and unloading on Google and Android, Apple is turning its attention to one of its smallest businesses: the Mac. You can find a brief summary of what was announced in our followup article here. For those of you who just want the updates, we've included them in regular text here. Replaying the event will give you all the live updates along with questions and commentary from our readers and CNET editors. Editor's note: We used Cover It Live for this event, so if you missed the live blog, you can still replay it in the embedded component below.

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