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It was at that moment that Jobs launched a new grand strategy that would transform Apple
就在這個時候，喬布斯宣布了一項新的重大戰略，這不僅將改變蘋果，
and with it the entire technology industry.
也將影響到整個技術產業。
The personal computer, instead of edging toward the sidelines,
個人計算機不會成為邊緣化的副線產品，
would become a "digital hub" that coordinated a variety of devices, from music players to video recorders to cameras.
而將成為一個“數字中樞”，整合各種數字設備，包括音樂播放器、錄像機以及相機。
You'd link and sync all these devices with your computer,
你可以用計算機連接并同步所有這些設備，
and it would manage your music, pictures, video, text, and all aspects of what Jobs dubbed your "digital lifestyle."
它也可以管理你的音樂、圖片、視頻、信息，以及喬布斯稱為“數字生活方式”中包含的方方面面。
Apple would no longer be just a computer company -- indeed it would drop that word from its name
蘋果公司將不再僅僅是一家計算機公司--事實上，“計算機”這個詞也將從“蘋果計算機公司”的名稱中剝離，
but the Macintosh would be reinvigorated by becoming the hub for an astounding array of new gadgets, including the iPod and iPhone and iPad.
麥金塔將得到重生，至少在下一個十年中，成為各種新潮數字產品的中心，包括iPod、iPhone和iPad。
When he was turning thirty, Jobs had used a metaphor about record albums.
喬布斯年近30歲時曾作過一個關于唱片的比喻。
He was musing about why folks over thirty develop rigid thought patterns and tend to be less innovative.
他一直在思考為何人在30多歲后就會變得思維僵化、缺乏創新意識。
"People get stuck in those patterns, just like grooves in a record, and they never get out of them," he said.
他說：“人們被卡在這些固有的形式中，就像唱片中某一段固定的凹槽，他們永遠無法擺脫出來。”
At age forty-five, Jobs was now about to get out of his groove.
45歲時，喬布斯準備從他的凹槽中跳出來。
