Apple CEO Steve Jobs Introduces New iPod Speaker System
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Caption: The new iPod Hi-Fi presented at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, CA, on Feb 28, 2006. Apple Computer Inc. introduced today a speaker system for its iPod music players and a revamped Mac Mini computer with an Intel Corp. chip that will let users access music, video and photos across their home networks.
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