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Just as it redefined the MP3 player experience and reinvented the iPhone, Apple is going to pursue the netbook opportunity.

He always reinvented himself time and time again and certainly was a great entertainer and dancer and great to watch with all that energy.

"Even as the LCD's growth rate slows, the company has always reinvented itself and added new products, " he said.

What started it was one simple ideals Christianity needed to be reinvented if it wanted to be relevant to the modern world.

it would throw everything we ' ve done into disrepute , could make us look as if we reinvented snake oil.

Formerly just a heartthrob idol, Aaron Kwok, has reinvented himself as a serious actor, which is seen in this role.

The former wild man of rock has reinvented himself as a respectable family man .

So from this day forward, I commit to create a culture of innovation. We will be known as the company that reinvented the X industry.

She reinvented her own life story, skipping over the war years when she had a German lover.

The overall aesthetic of the show could be described as "reinvented geisha" , perhaps not a theme that will persuade everyone.

Self-financed, and distributed to demographics normally beyond Hollywood's reach, this reinvented the Bible for a torture-porn generation.

Diet and agriculture must be reinvented to meet projected peaks in food demand and human numbers, Julian Cribb argues in The Coming Famine.

The prime ministerial notion that foreign policy could be reinvented as trade promotion was always naive.

In just four years, he extricated the firm from consumer electronics and reinvented it as a provider of technical services to media firms.

reinvented the concept of neighborliness.

It is a post reinvented for the leader of the country's main opposition party under a deal in which Mr Mugabe is meant to share power.

Brighton and Eastbourne, its more genteel neighbours, have reinvented themselves, but Hastings stagnated.

Another key learning from this book is how Steve Jobs reinvented both himself and his company many times.

So now an iconic American brand, or what's left of it, will be reinvented as. . . who knows what?

But with astonishing regularity, Jobs did something that few people accomplish even once: he reinvented entire industries.

To stay competitive, many companies have downsized and reinvented themselves.

Instead the Swiss reinvented the watch, with the aid of millions of pounds' worth of advertising, as a message about the man wearing it.

If Owen has reinvented the meeting, he's done it by recognizing that creativity abhors a vacuum.

China's secondary cities are "new territories where everything has to be reinvented, " Kamel said.

This category includes reinvented, recycled and high tech materials, combined with local resources.

It has since reinvented itself as a services company.

Today, Huarong has reinvented itself as a non-bank financial institution.

We're bartering, trading, swapping, sharing, but they're being reinvented into dynamic and appealing forms.

l Apple stores, which reinvented the role of a store in defining a brand.

Game makers like Electronic Arts, he added, "have reinvented the game experience to fit into micro-moments. "

Now Brunel worked at the height of the Industrial Revolution when all of life and our economy was being reinvented.

An anti-pattern is a commonly reinvented or commonly reoccurring bad solution to a problem.

This is a series about people who stared down the Great Recession -- and reinvented themselves along the way.

what part of our history's reinvented and under rug swept?

Paper currency was reinvented in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries, as commercial and financial transactions expanded.

Regardless, the reinvented Michigan remains only an idea.

Then again, Nokia has reinvented itself many times since its origin in 1865 as a paper mill.

The site originally launched in 2005 as a people-powered search engine, and reinvented itself as a people search in 2006.

In 1991 Linus Torvalds, a Finnish software engineer, reinvented Unix for the internet age.

But the 12-storey building hit hard times in 1905 and was reinvented as a hotel.

Dirk Tirez, general counsel for Belgian Post, says: "The financial crisis reinvented the way we [in-house lawyers] work. "

Wikipedia defines them as "classes of commonly reinvented bad solutions to problems" [1].

Blumenthal took the title "Program Manager, " but reinvented the job completely.

That's why this bad idea keeps getting reinvented as soon as its previous failure is forgotten.

That's how he reinvented America. Now, it's your turn.

The wheel is reinvented again and again.

Often, a project is started without researching what's available and so once again the wheel is reinvented.

Theatre will be reinvented and become much freer and more imaginative.

Yes? I have reinvented the noodle, I'm telling you.

'I have re-reinvented myself, ' he says.

As it is, it must be reinvented so it can do its part in managing the shift of economic power to the emerging world.

This is my website which I will like to be reinvented by creative vision.