Apple to introduce headless iMac, iPod speakers
Early next year Apple is expected to introduce a sub-$600 Macintosh along with its own brand of iPod speakers.
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Kasper Jade
Piper Jaffray echos 5GB iPod mini reports
A research firm providing coverage of Apple Computer says the iPod maker is likely to debut a beefed up iPod mini player during the second week of January.
Prince Mclean
Apple VP says retail initiative \'just getting started\'
In an interview with the Pioneer Press, the vice president behind Apple\'s retail segment admits the company\'s 101 Apple retail stores are just the beginning of an effort that will likely grow much larger.
AppleInsider Staff
Press event hints at Australia-based Apple announcements
Early next year, Apple Computer\'s Australia division is scheduled to host a press event that may divulge clues as to when the computer maker will launch a local version of its iTunes music download service.
Katie Marsal
Merrill Lynch: hard drive shortage likely constraining iPods
In a research report released late last month, Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich said Apple is expected to sell nearly 4 million iPods in the December 2004 quarter. The analyst also reiterated his \'buy\' rating on Apple with a 12-month target price of $78.
Apple appoints new head of Mac hardware
Apple Computer has moved quickly to fill a void atop its Macintosh Hardware Engineering team, AppleInsider has learned. The company has replaced former vice president of Mac hardware engineering Tim Bucher, who left the company in mid-November, with a onetime executive from Umax Corp.
Apple seeds new Tiger Server software, warns developers
Following the filing of a law suit against three of its former developers for leaking copies of its next-generation operating system, Apple has reportedly released a new pre-release versions of the next version of Mac OS X Server, along with a stern warning to developers.
Briefly: Multi OS PowerPC, Canadian iPod price reduction
New PowerPC to Run Multiple Operating Systems
Apple Xsan debut delayed till 2005
In a statement provided to CNet News.com on Monday, Apple Computer said it will miss the deadline for shipping its Xsan storage management software.
