Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who has not appeared in public since October 2008, was hailed Wednesday in San Francisco at a conference of the company, returning after having undergone a liver transplant.
The businessman, 54, struck by her presence for the audience that filled the room and received standing at the event. "I am very happy to be here with you today," said Jobs.
"About five months ago I underwent a liver transplant," he said. "Now I have the liver of a veiteañero who died in a traffic accident and was generous enough to donate their organs," he noted.
Few hours before the anticipated event, Apple announced that it lowered the price of its iPod models.
The price of the iPod Touch 32 Gigabytes dropped from 399 to 279 dollars at the shop on the Internet Apple Store, while the 16 GB model was reduced by $ 50 to $ 249.
8GB iPod Touch now costs $ 189, $ 40 less than the previous price, while the 16 GB iPod Nano dropped from 199 to $ 149.
The Apple online store showed technical problems shortly after the reductions, but specialized in technology blogs had updated prices.
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