According to reports, Apple will be announcing a new version of Final Cut Express (2.0) at MacWorld Expo.
Apple has already started shipping the new product and the new version is appearing at local Comp USA stores. CompUSA's are not to display the new packaging until January 6, 2004 (the day of the MacWorld SF Keynote).
Final Cut Express 2.0 is expected to retail for $299.99 with a 2.0 Upgrade for $99.99.
Other Apple Software updates are expected. Rumor roundup to follow in the coming days.
Update: This update is consistent with previous expectations from ThinkSecret
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