innovation. and it was true. but itunes radio is a pandora knockoff. apple is just copying it. reporter: steve jobs was known for his dramatic presentations. there is one more thing. reporter: a line that introduced many of apple s most famous inventions. so can apple continue to innovate? it s a question the company faces. the marketing chief previewed the long awaiting new mac pro. they re using steve jobs bravado to back up nonsteve jobs innovation. this is in-creditedbly expensive. is it innovative? within a vacuum of geeks, power user, designer, editors. the type of people that will spend a lot of money for a computer, not a product like the ipod, i foiphone other ipad. a lot of people waiting for
it is true. but itunes radio is a pandora knockoff. pandora is a 13-year-old company, for nearly a decade they ve been collecting your music preference, your data that makes the radio experience better and they analyze every song that goes into the pandora internet radio. in that music genome project, the technology that drives the recommendation engine is analyzed by one person sitting in front of a computer. it takes 20 minutes to analyze one song. this is an amazing experience they put together. apple is doing what everyone else has done, copying it. i want to know what your take is on this new operating system, mavericks. will it sell? people will definitely put it