No iWork?
Since the iBooks are consumer/life and include iLife, I would think the Powerbooks - business/work would include iWork. It sure works branding-wise - "If it's for work, get the Powerbook" rather than, "If it's for work, determine your needs and then choose between the iBook and Powerbook."
The only reason I see Apple not including it yet, since it's only $79, is because it's not truly iWork until it has a spreadsheet of some sort. How they're going to do the equivalent for Excel what they did with Pages for MS Word has got me totally stumped, but rather excited at the new ground that may be broken.
Since the iBooks are consumer/life and include iLife, I would think the Powerbooks - business/work would include iWork. It sure works branding-wise - "If it's for work, get the Powerbook" rather than, "If it's for work, determine your needs and then choose between the iBook and Powerbook."
The only reason I see Apple not including it yet, since it's only $79, is because it's not truly iWork until it has a spreadsheet of some sort. How they're going to do the equivalent for Excel what they did with Pages for MS Word has got me totally stumped, but rather excited at the new ground that may be broken.