Apple buried the copy protection.

A small Knaller farewell: With Apple's recent Macworld show, the group announced that soon only copyright free music to sell. Retreaded computer does not exist - that the overdue in 17-inch MacBook, exciting photo and video tools and stunted office software for the Internet.
  The jeans from Apple manager Phil Schiller is reminiscent of Steve Jobs. Nothing else.
The marketing director of the group enters into a light blue, something schlabberigen trousers in San Francisco around 3000 before Apple fans on the stage. He has little to do with the Apple boss Jobs in common here in recent years from frenetic applause always new products shown at this year but has refrained - although it is the last time that Apple has at Macworld will present its products. Phil Schiller is wearing a blue shirt, the approach emphasizes his stomach, he smiles friendly, harmless and speaks with the quiet, deep voice of a storyteller.
Jobs was the magician - Schiller is the nice uncle.

And so it begins nicely, too. "From the bottom of our hearts thank you, that they have come," he says and adds a sideswipe at Macworld this: Every week could be the Apple stores around the world 3.4 million people. "A hundred times as many people as to Macworld."
A few people clap, some whistling. Schiller then submits the go, what he can better product ideas.
Face, a mini-online-office and 10 million songs without copy protection - blogs ONLINE shows Apple surprises from the Macworld Expo: