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engadget.com - 10/14/2008

Live from Apple's "spotlight turns to notebooks" event

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live.gearlog.com - 10/14/2008

Apple Live Blog: Spotlight on Notebooks

— live.gearlog.com — cupertino-2.jpg Well, here we go again! Another Apple announcement--which we wouldn't miss for the world. As our... invitation to this one reads, "The spotlight turns to notebooks." But what will Mr. Jobs be illuminating with said spotlight? Will we see ... (more) Apple Live Blog: Spotlight on Notebooks

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maclife.com - 10/9/2008

MacLife Tip of the Day: More Detailed Spotlight Results

— maclife.com — I just upgraded to Leopard, and there seems to be something missing from Spotlight.... (more) MacLife Tip of the Day: More Detailed Spotlight Results

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What time does the Apple “Notebook” Event start?
Apple Gazette — ... Today’s big Apple notebook event starts at 10:00 am PST. So exactly when is that in your time zone? Here’s a list to break it down: 12:00PM - Central 01:00PM - Eastern 07:00AM - Hawaii 06:00PM - London 09:00PM - Moscow 11:00AM - Mountain 10:00AM - Pacific 07:00PM - Paris 02:00AM - Tokyo (October 15th) Since I don’t have live access to this event directly, I’m going to be following the coverage on Engadget and Gizmodo. BUT - instead, we’ll be having a Live Discussion here using ...

10/14 Apple Event: Who's providing live coverage?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... you have probably heard about the Apple event scheduled for today. Since Apple doesn't live-stream their press events any more, we must sit around our Macs, constantly refreshing our browsers ... just like people did in the 'ole days (personally, I can't wait for the Morse Code Apple updates). If you're inclined to follow the whole spoiler live blog thing, then here are a few sites that will be providing live coverage of the event via staffers on site: Engadget Ars Technica Gizmodo CNET ...

Live coverage of Apple’s ‘spotlight turns to notebooks’ event
MacDailyNews — ... • 6:00pm - London • 7:00pm - Paris • 9:00pm - Moscow • 2:00am - Tokyo (October 15th) Shortly before the event our main page will automatically switch to our "lite" live coverage page for the duration of the event. Other sites offering live coverage include: (open them all up in tabs like the freak you are!) • Ars Technica • CNBC Tech Check with Jim Goldman • CNET - Erica Ogg •  CrunchGear • Gearlog •  Gizmodo •  Engadget • MacRumors • Macworld •  SlashGear •  Techztalk • ...

Live coverage of Apple’s ‘spotlight turns to notebook’ event
MacDailyNews — ... at 10am PDT/1pm EDT today. Other time zones: •  7:00am - Hawaii •10:00am - Pacific •11:00am - Mountain •12:00pm - Central • 1:00pm - Eastern • 6:00pm - London • 7:00pm - Paris • 9:00pm - Moscow • 2:00am - Tokyo (October 15th) Shortly before the event our main page will automatically switch to our "lite" live coverage page for the duration of the event. Other sites offering live coverage include: •  CrunchGear • Gearlog •  Gizmodo •  Engadget • MacRumors •  SlashGear Email us at the link below with more live ...

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