Wow. What a great MacWorld keynote this morning! I got up and went over the U of MN campus and watched it live via satellite (the only way to watch short of being there in person) thanks to the Journalism and Mass. Comm. department. I had low expectations for today's event and I ended up very very impressed with today's announcements. It was very exciting -- similar to the keynote that brought us the first iMac. I won't ramble on here forever (you can simply visit Apple's site yourself) but they brought out the goods today: Safari, iLife (with updates to iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD), Keynote, Final Cut Express (this alone will put amazing pressure on the competition and sell a ton of units -- order now!), new kick-ass Airport Extreme (54 mbps wireless!) and of course the new 12" Powerbook and the killer 17" Powerbook! Breathtaking! Amazing! Spectacular! Ambient light-sensing illuminated keyboards! Oh, I'm drooling again... and I haven't even mentioned Firewire 800 (twice the speed) or Bluetooth.
Go watch the new commercial, too, as it will make you laugh.
Anyway, another thing that showed up today: TiVo is planning on offering a premium service package that will use Rendezvous technology to automatically see Macs connected to a network, and allow users to listen to shared music or view photos through their TV.