New MacBook Pros, iPhone 3GS, Safari 4

The WWDC announcements this wee didn’t disappoint, with new MacBook Pros, the new iPhone 3GS, a date for the release of the iPhone OS 3.0, and a general date for the release of Snow Leopard.
You can check out our coverage of the news in episode 250 of MacMost Now, and a commentary on what was announced in a blog post. We also did a play-by-play as new news flowed in that morning.
The new MacBook Pros are already being sold at the Apple Stores. Next week we’ll have another eventful week with the release of iPhone OS 3.0 and the new iPhone 3GS.
Then in September, we’ll have the big release of Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6. The big news is that it will only cost $29 for those of us already with Leopard, which should be the vast majority of Mac user with Intel machines, the only Macs capable of running Snow Leopard.
Part of Snow Leopard, the new Safari 4 browser, is available immediately and can run on Leopard, Tiger and even Windows. You will get it, if you haven’t already, with your next software update. You can check out some of the new features in Snow Leopard in episode 251 of MacMost Now.