iPhone : Amazed. And this is version 1.0. Runs OS X and Safari better than my Mac. No spinning beachball. If I didn't know better I'd think it was a demo.

I was worried that Apple had made a strategic mistake - that the long term trend is against personal computers, and that MS were a lot further down the road in moving their business away from being based on sales of Windows PCs.

I think it also bodes well for OS X as a development platform - this phone is going to outsell Macs 10-fold. It's a great demonstration of Apple's strengths - seeing, and solving, the UI problem. The only dubious thing for me was how usable the web browser is - zooming in and out looks good but gets annoying - I tried using a PSP which has a similar size screen, but using non-optimised web sites was just too annoying. And there is nothing Apple can really do about that - the whole web UI paradigm just isn't optimised for small screens.

Tailored apps and widgets - like the Google Maps interface - will be where it's at in terms of delivering web content - and how much better do they look than any JavaME or mobile browser oriented application in existence? In retrospect, you can even see widgets in Tiger as a strategic move towards this type of UI, getting a developer community in place, etc.

I also expect we'll see the same UI in the next gen full-size iPod. Not sure whether it would/wouldn't include WiFi. If it did, it would be a perfect device for me - light web browsing and widgets, when I'm within range of the office/home networks.

AppleTV : I'm guessing it has Ethernet + WiFi because a lot of people don't have the bandwidth for wireless video streaming (what date did all Macs start shipping with 802.11g up??)

Airport Extreme : The picture here is tantalising :

http://www.apple.com/uk/airportextreme/sharing.html

I can't work out if the AppleTV can access a HD attached to an Airport basestation directly, or only via a Mac or PC running iTunes. I am guessing (from looking at the AppleTV setup) it is the latter - looks like it works the same way as setting up speakers on an Airport Express. Which is a shame . . .