Due to the intimate setting of the press conference today, Apple elected to have a question and answer session with the attendees. Here are some of the notes of interest from that Q/A. For more complete coverage, please see sites with live updates from the event. Editor's Note: Q/A is paraphrased for brevity and readability
Q: Why aren't you participating in the "Intel Inside" sticker program? A: We like our own stickers better. We love Intel, and we feel most people know that we use Intel processors. We'd rather customers not have to peel stuff off.
Q: What about the Mac Mini? A: The Mac Mini is being refreshed today with faster processors.
Q: What about Apple TV? A: Nothing about Apple TV today, but we'll have news regarding it soon.
Q: You have Multitouch on the iPhone. What about on the Mac? A: It doesn't make a lot of sense right now on the Mac. We'd classify that as a research project.
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