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Apple introduced an update to the iLife product suite as well as the introduction of iWork '05.

iLife '05 offers updated versions of iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD and GarageBand. Major new features include:

iPhoto: Soft cover books, multiple book sizes, import video, iTunes-like search field
iMovie: HD Video, media browser, improved editing
iDVD: new drop zones, more themes, OnStep DVD transfer from your DV tapes
GarageBand: up to 8 audio tracks, new timing enhancements, create your own loops

iWork '05 brings us an updated Keynote 2 as well as a new word processing application from Apple -- Pages.

Available at the Apple Store

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