Apple Posts Full-Length iPad Media Event Video
Apple has posted a video of the full two-hour presentation on its website. The video should also be made available on the Apple Keynotes Podcast on the iTunes Store later today. [Podcast links: Keynotes, Keynotes in HD, Keynotes in 1080p HD]
The company also posted the Jony Ive introduction video for the iPad Air.
Media Event Highlights:
- Apple Announces Thinner, Lighter iPad Air With 64-Bit A7 Processor
- Apple Debuts Second-Generation iPad Mini with Retina Display
- Mac Pro to be Released in December, Features Xeon Processors, Dual FirePro GPUs and PCIe Flash Storage
- Apple Updates Retina MacBook Pros With Haswell Processors and Faster PCIe Flash Storage
- Roundup: iPad Air and Retina iPad Mini First Impressions
- Roundup: Hands-On Impressions of the New Retina MacBook Pros
- OS X Mavericks Now Available Free on Mac App Store
- Apple Releases iOS 7.0.3, Adds Support for iCloud Keychain, Accelerometer Issues
- Apple's New iPad Mini with Retina Display Bumps Maximum Capacity to 128 GB
- Apple Discontinues 15-inch Non-Retina MacBook Pro, Leaves 13-inch Version in Lineup
- Apple Releases Safari 6.1 for Mountain Lion With Shared Links, New Sidebar, Power Saver and More
- Apple Announces New Versions of iLife and iWork for iOS and Mac, Available Free with New Device Purchase
- Apple's New iPad Mini with Retina Display Bumps Maximum Capacity to 128 GB
- Apple Announces $13 Billion Payout to Developers, 60 Billion Cumulative App Downloads
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