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Newsweek reports on Steve Jobs' keynote from last week, and interviews Jobs who indicates a promising year:

    In an interview with NEWSWEEK after the speech, Jobs was ebullient, promising that this was only the opening salvo in a year of new-product introductions.

All rumor-eyes remain focused on IBM's Power 970 chip this year. IBM's new processor was announced in October 2002 by IBM. The new chip promises to provide 32-bit PowerPC as well as Altivec compatibility.

Second half of 2003 is when volume production is expected per IBM.

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