Apple is holding a media event on September 5th to announce new products. News sites across the web will cover every announcement in detail, while Apple's site will be updated with any new products announced.
The event takes places on September 5th, 2007 at 10AM Pacific time and we will provide links to live coverage.
Some readers prefer watching the keynote themselves without knowing the outcome. Unfortunately, there is no live video feed for the keynote. Instead, Apple will likely post a recorded Quicktime stream (usually) a few hours after the event completes.
For those individuals, we've posted this news story which will be updated with the link to 'The Beat Goes On' event once it becomes available from Apple. No other news stories or announcements will be displayed alongside this story.
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