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This is an archive article published on March 3, 2011

Steve Jobs appears at Apple iPad launch

Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from his medical leave and walked on stage to standing ovation Wednesday to unveil the 2nd-generation of the popular iPad,which will go on sale March 11 in the US.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from his medical leave and walked on stage to standing ovation Wednesday to launch the 2nd-generation of the popular iPad,which will go on sale March 11 in the US.

Jobs looked frail and wore his signature black mock turtleneck,blue jeans and wire-rimmed glasses.

Weve been working on this product for a while,and I just didnt want to miss today, Jobs said at the event. Thank you for having me. The next-generation tablet computer has a faster processor than the original iPads. The battery life will be same as the original about 10 hours of on time and a month on standby.

The new iPads will cost the same as the originals $499 to $829,depending on storage space and whether or not they can connect to the Internet over a cellular network. Jobs announced in January that he would take a third leave of absence to focus on his health. In the last decade,Jobs,56,has survived a rare but curable form of pancreatic cancer and undergone a liver transplant.

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