Apple in 2004 and Partnerships?
MacWorld.co.uk reports on Apple's Fred Anderson and Peter Oppenheimer's talk at Morgan Stanley's Semiconductor and Systems conference (web stream).
Unlike last year ("year of the laptop"), Anderson claims no specific theme this year but a focus on growth with three key drivers -- "portable mobility and wireless communications; the digital lifestyle and music, iPod, iPod mini and iTunes Music Store".
Anderson also hints that there are more alliances in the works (beyond Pepsi, HP and AOL), but that there is nothing to announce yet.
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