Apple posts Steve Jobs’ Macworld Expo 2008 keynote address QuickTime video

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Apple has posted Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ Macworld Expo 2008 keynote address online.

Watch Jobs unveil Apple’s latest innovations at the Macworld 2008 Conference in San Francisco, California, exclusively in QuickTime and MPEG-4.

The video (1:28:35) is here.

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  2. Geez watching Steve vs Ballmer or Gates is like night and day. Steve is a great speaker and can really pull the audience attention and the way he controls his inflections during his speeches is unrivaled.

    Listening to Gates is like watching someone reading a teleprompter. It makes you even wonder if the guy really believes what he says.

    Listening to Ballmer makes you want to take a shower for 3 hours, because you feel dirty all over. Feels like you’ve been had by a used car salesman from the outskirts of a small town in the middle of a desert.

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  9. Jesus, I talked to speed freaks who are easier to understand than Randy Newman. They ramble on less too.

    Entertaining and what we all (outside of the US) think anyway, but in a kind of cringeworthy, did-Steve-actually-approve-this? kinda way.

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  10. I lost a lot of respect for Apple after hearing Randy Newman’s remarks at the end of the keynote. Why Apple would allow such political commentary is beyond belief. As a stockholder I find it hard to understand how Steve Jobs would allow such comments, which alienates half of their customers (and should sicken even those the other half). Again, I lost much respect for Apple today, plus, the keynote was the worst in years.

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  15. Steve also said Time Machine, so big deal! LOL. He’s not a robot and he doesn’t read off cue cards like some of these Windows DOLTS who insist that innovation and Microsoft go hand in hand. What has Bill Gates or Ballmer lately? Oh yeah, Vista, wait actually making sure they create products to continue and feed that monopoly engine.

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  16. “Yes, I agree that Barack Hussein Obama is an anti-American loser.”
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    Well, you might agree with the other dipshit, but that doesn’t make either one of you right.

    Obama is the safe corporate pick on the Democrat’s side. He’s about as anti-American as Ward Cleaver.

    Now, he might be anti-dipshit, so I’d watch out if I were you.

    P.S. Stop using the Hussein middle name. You’ll scare all the bed-wetters out there who eat up all the bullshite the talking blowhards spew on TV and radio,

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  19. As President of the United States, I promise to weaken our defenses, socialize the health care system, tax you out the wazoo, and redistribute your money to those who did not earn it. I will also insure that partial-birth abortions remain legal, since baby killing is a good thing.

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