In talking about Leopard, Jobs announced Time Capsule, which is a "backup appliance" that looks like the Mac Mini or Apple TV and is basically a wireless access point with a hard drive. This enables consumers to back up their notebooks wirelessly over Time Capsule (an early complaint about Time Machine was that it only worked over wired networks).
It's expected to ship in February and costs AU$429 for the 500GB model and AU$699 for the 1TB model.
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| Nokia mobile phones | 5% |
| Blackberry mobile phones | 2% |
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