Now I would have to disagree. While it obviously wasn't the best Keynote ever it wasn't as bad as some might have expected.

-iPhone software update, alright, I'd love to see MMS sometime soon. Tired to being made fun of for not having that.
-iPhone push - remember, this is a consumer-based conference, not developer.
-I'd rather use iWork on a Mac than try and do everything in a browser. Google Docs is fine; can't say I'd enjoy using Keynote or Numbers in a browser
-I'm impressed about the battery life; next challenge is to make it removable.
-Face it, the Mac Mini isn't Apple's focus anymore. No more predictions about it.
-Schiller was fine. Steve's sick. Can't do anything about that. At least we know what's up with Steve, and he obviously didn't want to share that.
-There'll always be someone upset with the music choice; but it's never someone popular with the young crowd. Bennett was great.
-I honestly don't think we'll see a ton of $1.29 songs except for maybe the rap and hip hop garbage. And maybe then they'll see profits drop and end up looking like a$$holes compared to others.
-iPhone nano, why do people expect one? If they could they'd make it thinner. The screen size will never change; apps would get screwed up. Dismissed.
-iMac looks perfect, why would it need to change?
-Mac pro, again, maybe at WWDC. Same with Snow Leopard.

iLife 09 looks really great. The new MacBooks are welcome, and no-DRM iTunes music across the store is great news. Pleasing keynote for me.

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Your post, Nevy91, beautifully encapsulates why I will not miss the Keynote at all. Whine whine whine whine gimme gimme gimme blubber cry me me me me me.

Companies don't announce and discuss 50 products at once. Hopefully, one day, you'll understand that, but I won't hold my breath.

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