Apple posts video of Steve Jobs’ iPad 2 keynote

Apple has posted streaming video of today’s iPad 2 special event which was keynoted by Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

The streaming video requires Safari 4 or 5 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard or Safari on iOS 3 or later.

See it here.

17 Comments

    1. I think he looks fine., especially standing in front of a 20 feet tall iPad 2.
      I’ve already watched the keynote 3 times. I bet he gave one to Obama on the sly after their dinner last month. Obama is about the only person who could keep that secret. Beware the ides of March has a whole new meaning for Apple’s competitors now.

  1. I guess Steve Jobs presentations will forever be referred to as a “keynote,” even when it is not. 🙂 The one remaining actual keynote is the one at WWDC.

    I suppose it kinda makes sense, since he uses Keynote to create and deliver it.

    OK, time to watch…

    1. I like the $2,000,000,000 check, make out to “Developers” and signed by “Steve Jobs.”

      Wow! That is REALLY thin. 9x faster dual core. Gyros. Decent cameras. 10 hours still, with much less internal volume. No change in price points. “Competitors flummoxed,” indeed.

      “We’re shipping WHITE from DAY ONE.” LOL

      Wait… the magnets are embedded in the iPad, not the cover; iPad 2 is going to be adopting up a lot of stray paperclips. 🙂

      Scott Forstall is Apple’s second-best “keynoter.” Really nice job. Actually, all the other presenters did a great job.

      Garageband for iPad – That is TRULY remarkable. $4.99, are you kidding me…? Some people are going to be buying iPad just for this one app.

      Steve Jobs looks and sounds great.

  2. He is very thin, his jeans are baggier than normal. Look at his wrists and lack of shape on his backside. His voice is changed and you can hear that he is sick.

    It is obvious to anyone who has watch a family member ravaged by cancer where he is. I am one of those people.

    It makes me incredibly sad, for him, for his children and his wife. Not to mention the world he has given so much too. We are witnessing the final days of the greatest technology visionary EVER and I want to cry. Looking at him brings back many bad memories of my brothers fight and passing.

    I don’t mean to be a naysayer, or to speak ill of the man, but it is clear that the cancer is winning. Those of you saying he looks great, wishful thinking. I wish it were true too, but you are just projecting what you want the reality to be. Look at old video compare. Sad…

    1. Actually, Steve looks no worse than he did a few months ago. His health seems to have reached a plateau. I’d like to see it go the other way for a while. As a cancer survivor myself, I have to be optimistic for him, and I wish him all the best. His leadership at Apple, and my investments in that leadership have produced financial results that have been life changing for me and my family. We have a child that would not be here without those financial resources. SJ has literally made life possible for some of us.

  3. Everyone projects something on Steve Jobs, good, evil, heathy, sick. Let’s just hope for the best, and if possible pray for the man to recover wholly.

    As far as I can tell, the iPad 2 only adds a few new iTems. Much like the difference between iPhone 1 and iPhone 2(3g). I made a typo, I will leave it. I have been typing iTunes a lot lately.

    I am not a fan of magnets. On the one hand, they are cool to play with. On the other-hand it’s like a constant near field broadcast of energy, that you can’t turn off. I say, keep your iPad 2 away from your floppy disks!

    The copy cats, my friends, are carcasses of specs and elements. They have no sole, unlike any iDevice. The iPad has delivered some awesome new sole with Garageband. Remember, Halo sells Xbox. iLife and iWork, along with FaceTime and now Photobooth, sell the iPad.

    All I know is, I am getting one. I wish we knew a little more. What is the resolution of the HD camera? How much active RAM does it have? What does 9X video mean? Who helped them design that component? AMD?

    I love the whole OS mirroring, I wonder if that will work through the VGA cable as well and on older iDeveices? I thought I heard that the HDMI cable will work with the iPhone 4?

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