You know, you never realize just how good you've got it sometimes in the States, where almost as soon as Apple announces a product, you can order it and expect to get it just a few days after its release. Apparently, that's not the case in India, where consumers are just now being bombarded with all the Apple goodness that has come out in recent months.

The company this week unveiled 10 products in India, ranging from the popular iPods, including the new 1-gigabyte version of the Nano, and other products and software that has been available over in America for some time now. Among the products launched this week are: iLife '06, which of course includes iPhoto 6, iMovie HD 6, iDVD 6 and GarageBand 3, among other apps; iWork, a Microsoft Office-type solution for Mac users.

One of the biggie products shown was the Macbook Pro, which is now available in India in its varying speeds and capacities, 1.67 GHz and 1.83 GHz (To all our Indian readers: you're really going to like that little beauty). The last of the products were the new MacMini and iMacs. Of course, the red-headed stepchild that is the Apple Hi-Fi made an appearance (To all our Indian readers: I can't tell you what happened there).