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iWork 2010 announced, will support iPad’s multi-touch controls (and your regular Mac, too) 
CrunchGear | by Nicholas Deleon | Wed, Jan 27
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The three applications that make up iWork—Numbers, Pages, and Keynote—will be sold separately for $10 a pop on the iTunes Store. So, if you only want Keynote, if for no other reason than to makes a slide-show presentation using your fingers, then you’ll only be out $10.
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