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Plotting Steve Jobs' next move
Created: 09/15/2006
Video description: The unstated message behind Apple's recent product blitz was a blunt signal to its consumer electronics rivals: Apple wants a bigger piece of the living room business. But will Apple's Fall technology lineup give Steve Jobs the weapons he needs to best the big boys of the consumer electronics field? Join Charlie Cooper, Tom Meritt, James Kim and Tom Krazit on this week's edition of the CNET News.com Reporter Roundtable.

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