Apple struts stuff at Macworld

 

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While Apple reports disappointing sales of its iMacs, Macworld showcases several new products, including Microsoft's upcoming Macintosh Office 2001, new "cube" computers and faster iMacs. Today on CNET "Overall, I'd say (Apple and Microsoft) appear to be pretty chummy." - Chris Le Tocq, Gartner analyst

Apple bets consumers are ready for cubism The company's new PowerMac G4 Cube computer, on display at Macworld, follows the iMac and the iBook as the latest spin on blending industrial design and computer power. Jobs offers peek at new Office from Microsoft Master showman Steve Jobs may be wooing the Mac faithful at the Macworld Expo trade show, but not all the goodies in his bag of tricks are Apple's. Apple unveils new iMac, G4 systems update The new product onslaught at Macworld Expo begins, with Apple's announcement of faster Macintosh systems and a public beta for the MacOS 10 operating system. Macworld ends drought with new products The product drought is over for Mac enthusiasts, who just two years ago were relegated to second-class-citizen status before Windows' market might. Apple says iMac sales fall short update The computer maker beats analysts' expectations but says sales of the popular iMac fell under expectations.