Jul 29, 2004 12:00 PM

Slideshow: Apple Lets Cat out of the Bag

credit Courtesy of AppleJobs also introduced Apple’s largest display yet: a 30-inch flat-panel display in a sleek, trim aluminum housing. credit AP Photo/Susan RaganSteve Jobs shows off multi-video teleconferencing, which will be included in the new Mac OS, Tiger, which will come out in 2005. credit AP Photo/Susan RaganApple CEO Steve Jobs shows off the […]

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Jobs also introduced Apple’s largest display yet: a 30-inch flat-panel display in a sleek, trim aluminum housing.

credit AP Photo/Susan Ragan
Steve Jobs shows off multi-video teleconferencing, which will be included in the new Mac OS, Tiger, which will come out in 2005.

credit AP Photo/Susan Ragan
Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows off the new search software in Tiger, the new Mac operating system, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Tiger will not be available until 2005.

credit AP Photo/Susan Ragan
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs shows off the new Mac screen at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

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