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IT PRO reports from the Macworld Steve Jobs keynote

Coverage as-it-happened of the key announcements from Apple chief executive Steve Jobs' keynote address to attendees of the Macworld conference in San Francisco.

By Chris Green

published 14 January 2008

in News

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The following is a transcript from our live blogging coverage of the keynote, and was originally posted in real time.

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