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that was created to defeat it by an angry Steve Jobs.
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<h2>The Digital Hub strategy</h2>

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Apple’s so-called Digital Hub strategy also emerged in 2000, although it was only disclosed a year later at Macworld San Francisco 2001.
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The Digital Hub strategy was a take on the future of personal computing
that went against a common belief that had developed toward the end of the 1990s. Many analysts were so enthusiastic about the success of the
Internet that they were convinced the personal computer was soon to disappear. It would evolve into a mere terminal whose only purpose would
be to access all kinds of content on the Web. The consensus was that the current state of the PC was
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