IN PICTURES: Apple's Back to the Mac gear

From new MacBook Air models, FaceTime for the Mac, a preview of OS X 10.7 Lion, and a barrel of iLife upgrades, Apple delivered the goods at its Back to the Mac event. See what's new...

iLife '11

All new Macs will now include iLife 11, which has improvements to iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand. For everyone else, the software costs $49, unless you bought a new computer on or after October 1, in which case the update costs $7 plus tax.

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