Microsoft and Apple Announce New Hardware, Software

Steve Jobs today previewed upcoming Apple hardware and software at Macworld Expo in New York. Despite accusations that rumors regarding an upcoming G4 Cube were fraudulent, the Apple CEO confirmed reports at the end of his keynote with an estimated ship date of early August and a size of 8 inches. In addition, Jobs unveiled new multi-processor G4s, revised iMacs and keyboards, and new flat-panel displays. On the software side, Jobs stated the company had pushed back the Mac OS X public beta until September with a final release slated for early 2001. Microsoft also made waves at Macworld, announcing an October ship date for Office 2001, complete with new colors and improved Web features. For detailed coverage of the expo, visit ZDNet's Macworld Special.

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