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	Tim Cook Named COO of Apple
		Jon Rubinstein to Retire March 31 and be Succeeded by Tony Fadell
		Apple also announced that Jon Rubinstein, Apple’s senior vice president of the iPod Division will retire on March 31 and be succeeded by Tony Fadell.
		Jon has done an excellent job as a member of Apple’s senior management team, as well as building our world-class iPod engineering team and running our hardware engineering team prior to that,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO.
	www.apple.com /pr/library/2005/oct/14cook.html (536 words)

	CRN \| Jon Rubinstein
		Prior to joining the vendor, long known for its legendary design and innovative hardware, Rubinstein served as executive vice president and COO of FirePower Systems, a developer and manufacturer of PowerPC-based systems.
		Along the way, Rubinstein also designed the HP 9000 series and 300 families of Unix workstations for Hewlett-Packard, and he was vice president of hardware engineering at NeXT,like Apple, another Steve Jobs startup.
		Rubinstein holds several patents and has been published in a number of industry peer publications.
	www.crn.com /sections/special/innovator/innovator.asp?ArticleID=44456 (207 words)

	Cornell Engineering : Behind the Music
		Rubinstein, who graduated with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering in 1978 and followed that with a master of engineering degree in electrical engineering from Cornell a year later (he also has a master’s in computer science from Colorado State University), has led Apple’s hardware engineering efforts since 1997.
		Rubinstein’s familiarity with the supply chain is one reason why he was able to bring the iPod to market so quickly, said Mike McGuire, a research director for GartnerG2, a technology consulting firm.
		There were plenty of other hurdles to overcome, Rubinstein says, such as figuring out how to squeeze a dozen hours of music out of the tiny battery (it involves storing the current song on a memory chip so the hard drive doesn’t spin incessantly, sucking juice.) There’s a perpetual quest to shrink the internal electronics.
	www.engineering.cornell.edu /news/engineering-magazine/archives/cem-fall-2005/Behind-the-Music.cfm (2470 words)

	Apple - Bios - Jon Rubinstein (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rubinstein leads the hardware engineering team and is responsible for the development, industrial design and user interface of all of Apple's hardware products.
		Rubinstein was Vice President and General Manager of Hardware and VP of Hardware Engineering at NeXT Computer, where he was responsible for product development and instrumental in defining the new product development process for the company.
		Rubinstein managed processor development for the Titan graphics supercomputer family at Stardent computer as well as designed and architected portions of the Stardent 3000 and 2000 computer systems.
	appleclub.com.hk /about/bios/rubinstein.html (262 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Jon Rubinstein
		In 1990, iconic Apple co-founder Steve Jobs approached Rubinstein to run hardware engineering at his latest venture, NeXT Inc. Rubinstein headed work on NeXT’s PowerPC workstation – a graphics powerhouse that was never released because the company abandoned the unforgiving margins of the hardware business in favor of a software-only approach.
		Rubinstein assembled a team and then spurred his much-leaner engineering corps to have the product ready to roll in 11 months – a timeline they considered impossible.
		Rubinstein helped diminish that misconception in a speech following the 2001 rollout of the G4 – and popularized a term, the “megahertz myth,” to describe how an Apple running at 733 megahertz could be faster than an Intel processor running at 1.7 gigahertz.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Jon_Rubinstein (1431 words)

	Palm - Valleywag
		Jon Rubinstein, the chairman of Palm, is once again striking former boss Steve Jobs where it hurts — Apple's talent.
		Jon Rubinstein, Palm's chairman, was part of Steve Jobs's turnaround team before he left Apple in 2006.
		Former Apple exec Jon Rubinstein, who ushered in the iMac and iBook, was recruited by Palm in mid-July to help pull the company out from under Apple's Birkenstocks and RIM's wingtips.
	valleywag.com /tech/palm?view=full (1540 words)

	Palm - Company - Investor Relations
		Jon Rubinstein added, "I have tremendous respect for Ed Colligan, Jeff Hawkins and their team, and I am thrilled by the prospect of helping Palm deliver innovative products capable of transforming the mobile-device market.
		Jon Rubinstein was most recently the senior vice president and general manager of Apple's iPod division, until his departure from the company in 2006.
		In 2001, Rubinstein was instrumental in conceiving the iPod and became head of the business when it was spun off as a separate division in 2004.
	investor.palm.com /pressdetail.cfm?ReleaseID=246860 (1934 words)

	Palm - Corporate - Management Team
		As executive chairman of Palm, Inc., Jon Rubinstein is chairman of the company's board of directors.
		Jon began his Apple career in 1997 as senior vice president for hardware engineering.
		Jon is a member of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and a senior member of the IEEE.
	www.palm.com /us/company/corporate/executive.html (2139 words)

	John Rubinstein - Moviefone (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John Rubinstein was born in Los Angeles in 1946, the same year that his celebrated father, 59-year-old concert pianist Arthur B. Rubinstein, became...
		Jonathan J Rubinstein (born 1956) is an American computer scientist and electrical engineer who was instrumental in the...
		John Rubinstein (born December 8, 1946 in Los Angeles) is an American film, Broadway, and television actor, a composer of film and theatre music,...
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/john-rubinstein/109190/main (103 words)

	Rixstep
		Don't know who Jon Rubinstein is? He's (or he was) the head of hardware at the iPod division at Apple.
		Jon Rubinstein, pictured left, was head of hardware at NeXT from the beginning and took over the same position at Apple in 1997.
		Jon was head of hardware at NeXT, shuffled out the NeXTcube and the NeXTstation, and took over the same slot at Apple in 1997.
	rixstep.com /1/20060402,00.shtml (981 words)

	Macworld: News: Rubinstein, Tevanian included among top innovators
		Rubinstein's hardware team was praised for such products as the iPod, AirPort Extreme and the Power Mac G5.
		The Apple vice president "brings more than 25 years of industry experience to Apple, where his team is responsible for the development, design and low-level software contributions for all hardware products," CRN says.
		Before working at Apple, Rubinstein was an executive vice president and chief operating office of FirePower Systems, a developer and manufacturer of PowerPC-based systems, and was vice president of hardware engineering at NeXT, the company Steve Jobs founded between his two stints at Apple.
	www.macworld.com /news/2003/09/15/innovators/index.php?pf=1 (287 words)

	Game Ready > About Us > Advisory Board
		Jon Rubinstein joined Apple Computer, Inc. in February 1997 as senior vice president of Hardware Engineering.
		Prior to FirePower, Rubinstein was vice president and general manager of Hardware and vice president of Hardware Engineering at NeXT Computer, where he was responsible for product development and instrumental in defining the company’s new product development process.
		Rubinstein holds Masters and Bachelors of Science degrees in electrical engineering from Cornell University and a Master of Science degree in computer science from Colorado State University.
	www.gameready.com /aboutUs/advisoryBoard/Rubinstein.htm (287 words)

	IGM: Rubinstein Assumes Consulting Role at Apple
		Former iPod boss, recently-retired Jon Rubinstein will continue to work for Apple in a consulting capacity, a Reuters report at CNN Money says.
		Rubinstein's 'retirement' (at the grand old age of 40-something) was confirmed in a recent Apple filing.
		Jon Rubinstein joined Apple in 1997 and was previously VP of Hardware Engineering.
	www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=5996 (262 words)

	Outgoing iPod head to be part-time Apple consultant \| News.blog \| CNET News.com
		Jon Rubinstein, the former head of Apple Computer's iPod division, will continue to consult for the company for a year, Apple said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Friday.
		Rubinstein and Apple formally separated on April 14, but they won't completely part ways, as Rubinstein plans to make himself available to Apple for about one day a week until this time next year.
		Rubinstein is leaving the iPod group on a high note, coming off a 61 percent increase in iPod sales during the last quarter.
	news.com.com /2061-10793_3-6063882.html (239 words)

	Jon Rubinstein to Retire March 31 and be Succeeded by Tony Fadell \| Press Releases
		Jon Rubinstein to Retire March 31 and be Succeeded by Tony Fadell
		Jon Rubinstein to Retire March 31 and be Succeeded by Tony Fadell
		Jon has done an excellent job as a member of Appleâ€™s senior management team, as well as building our world-class iPod engineering team and running our hardware engineering team prior to that,â€ said Steve Jobs, Appleâ€™s CEO.
	press-releases.techwhack.com /1133/1505-jon-rubinstein-succeeded-by-tony-fadel (692 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Jon Rubinstein
		Jon Rubinstein is senior vice president of the iPod Division at Apple and reports to the CEO.
		Before NeXT, Rubinstein managed processor development for the Titan graphics supercomputer family at Stardent computer, and at Hewlett-Packard, he architected the HP 9000 series and 300 family of workstations and was a member of the the HP 9836 workstation design team.
		Rubinstein is Chairman of the Board and has served as a member of the Board since October 1999.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=304369 (1166 words)

	Macsimum News - Jon Rubinstein to consult for Apple
		Apple has announced Jonathan Rubinstein has resigned as senior vice president of the company’s iPod music player division and has been retained as an Apple consultant, reports Reuters.
		Rubinstein has agreed to make himself available to perform consulting services for Apple for up to 20 percent of general weekly business hours, or one business day per week on average, until April 16, 2007.
		Rubinstein, who oversaw the Mac hardware engineering division before taking over as head of the iPod division, resigned from Apple in March.
	macsimumnews.com /index.php/archive/jon_rubinstein_to_consult_for_apple (337 words)

	Apple on the cusp \| InfoWorld \| News \| January 31, 2003 \| By Steve Gillmor
		Rubinstein: The downside of g is that the standard could change.
		The other thing is we wanted to be able to expose all the underlying functionality we've got in Mac OS X now, which you can't do in a PowerPoint presentation but you can do with Keynote.
		Rubinstein: In the old days hobbies were very separate from work.
	www.infoworld.com /archives/emailPrint.jsp?R=printThis&A=/infoworld/article/03/01/31/05digconapple_1.html (758 words)

	Augusta Georgia: technology@ugusta: Artistic design boosts Apple 04/11/99
		Rubinstein reins in the excesses of that effort.
		Rubinstein, stroking an iMac monitor perched on a desk of an Apple meeting room.
		Rubinstein, who joined Apple in 1997 as senior vice president for engineering, is a conservative counterpart to Mr.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/041199/tec_LF7071-6.000.shtml (1024 words)

	E-Commerce News: ECT News Exclusives: Apple SVP Jon Rubinstein on the Reinvention of Hardware
		Rubinstein spoke with MacNewsWorld during the recent Macworld Conference & Expo, just hours after Jobs announced some significant additions to Apple's hardware lineup: the iPod Mini, the G5 Xserve and the Xserve RAID.
		Rubinstein: We're starting to get pull from a variety of places because, in the storage world, as long as you're compatible [and] have the appropriate certifications, people...
		Rubinstein: Innovation is near and dear to our hearts, and one of the things about being innovators is that everybody is going to copy you.
	www.ecommercetimes.com /story/32621.html (1740 words)

	Jon Rubinstein: Sper ca iPod va depasi 340 de milioane de unitati vandute! - Intr-un interviu cu Berliner Zeitung - ...
		Jon Rubinstein: Sper ca iPod va depasi 340 de milioane de unitati vandute!
		De altfel, in conceptia lui Jon Rubinstein, iPod nu va suferi in urmatorii ani modificari majore si nici nu poate fi vorba ca Apple sa dezvolte o divizie pentru a produce telefoane mobile.
		Rubinstein crede ca cel mai bine este sa existe un echipament specializat; parerea sa este ca Motorola ROKR nu este un competitor pentru iPod, ci este doar un mobil compatibil cu iTunes.
	news.softpedia.com /news/Jon-Rubinstein-Sper-ca-iPod-va-depasi-340-de-milioane-de-unitati-vandute-ro-9318.shtml (305 words)

	MacUser: Another day, another departure
		Jon Rubinstein, the Senior Vice President of the iPod division, and former Senior Vice President of Hardware, retired recently from his role at Apple.
		I have a marginally personal connection with Rubinstein; he attended my alma mater, and visited from time to time to meet with engineering students.
		Rubinstein will continue to work in a one-day-a-week consultant capacity for Apple (I wish I could work one day a week).
	www.macuser.com /people/another_day_another_departure.php (458 words)

	AppleInsider \| Tim Cook named COO of Apple, Rubinstein to retire
		Apple on Friday named Tim Cook its chief operating officer and announced the retirement of iPod chief Jon Rubinstein.
		Apple also announced that Jon Rubinstein, Apple’s senior vice president of the iPod Division will retire on March 31 and be succeeded by Tony Fadell.
		Jon has done an excellent job as a member of Apple’s senior management team, as well as building our world-class iPod engineering team and running our hardware engineering team prior to that,” said Jobs.
	www.appleinsider.com /article.php?id=1323 (927 words)

	Jon Rubinstein: I Hope that Apple Will Sell More Than 340 Million iPods - An interview in Berliner Zeitung - Softpedia
		He said that the iPod is more difficult to copy than the walkman, Apple’s player being a part of an ecosystem consisting of the player, iTunes and the songs.
		In fact, in Jon Rubinstein’s opinion, the iPod won’t suffer many significant changes over the following years and it’s unlikely that Apple will develop a cell phone division.
		Rubinstein believes that it’s better to have a specialized device and he said that Motorola ROKR is not a competitor for iPod, but only an iTunes compatible cell phone.
	news.softpedia.com /news/Jon-Rubinstein-I-Hope-that-Apple-Will-Sell-More-Than-340-Million-iPods-9341.shtml (359 words)

	Straight Dope on the IPod's Birth
		Steve Jobs, of course, is one candidate; but engineer Tony Fadell has also been named the father of the iPod, as has Jon Rubinstein, the former head of Apple's hardware division.
		While at Apple, Rubinstein oversaw a string of groundbreaking machines, from the first Bondi-blue iMac to water-cooled workstations -- and, of course, the iPod.
		When Apple split into separate iPod and Macintosh divisions in 2004, Rubinstein was put in charge of the iPod side -- a testament to how important both he and the iPod were to Apple.
	www.wired.com /news/columns/cultofmac/1,71956-0.html (821 words)

	Life & Games of Akiva Rubinstein, Volume 1: Uncrowned King - USCF Sales
		Akiva Rubinstein occupies a unique position in chess history.
		One of the greatest artists ever to sit down at a chessboard, Rubinstein was also the strongest player never to get a shot at the title of World Champion.
		International Master Nikolay Minev was three times champion of his native Bulgaria and represented his country six times in Chess Olympiads, several times on top board.
	uscfsales.com /item.asp?PID=2266 (321 words)

	CRN \| Apple, Tim Cook, Jon Rubinstein \| Apple Names Cook COO
		In addition, Apple said that Jon Rubinstein, senior vice president of the iPod division, will retire on March 31.
		Jon has done an excellent job as a member of Apple's senior management team, as well as building our world-class iPod engineering team and running our hardware engineering team prior to that," Jobs said in a statement.
		Rubinstein served as Apple's senior vice president of hardware engineering before the formation of the iPod division.
	www.crn.com /sections/breakingnews/breakingnews.jhtml?articleId=172301242 (471 words)

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