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9.13.2005

Finally, A Fine Apple QT Webcast

When I was writing for Videography, among other events, I used to go to every Steve Jobs MacWorld keynote in San Francisco, and LOVED the show. (If you haven't seen Jobs in action, even if you're not an Apple fan, it's worth the experience to see perhaps the most masterful presenter, well, er, salesman in corporate America.) But, since I've been trying to tune in via QuickTime from my home office, I've been grossly disappointed in the quality of streaming QuickTime.

Finally, with the latest Jobs webcast using MPEG4, QuickTime is delivering a very watchable experience of Jobs' "special event" announcement of the new iTunes, the new iPod Nano and the new Motorola iTunes phone. Click here to check it out. (QuickTime 7 recommended... Yes, you can get that for Windows too.) ;)

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