appleinsider.com - 1/3/2009
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Despite lessened expectations for next week's Macworld Expo, the Moscone Center venue for the trade show already sports roughly a dozen sprawling, cloth-concealed banners that hint at several product announcements.
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Sneak Peeks from Macworld 2009
I4U News —
... , the hype and interest is still unbroken. Like every year Apple fans try to sneak into the Moscone Center in San Francisco to land a spy shot of a banner or anything that could point to a new product Apple is going to announce on Tuesday. AppleInsider published a couple photos of banners from the Macworld 2009 that are covered by white blankets. It must be a real challenge to setup a trade-show without revealing anything during the setup. Next year Apple employees will not have to go through this hassle as Apple pulled out of Macworld for good. Italian site ...
Shrouded Macworld banners ready for Tuesday
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
Filed under: Macworld This is how you know you're an Apple fan: AppleInsider's pictures of covered banners at Moscone Center make you desperately want to know what's under them.
Five 60-foot banners grace the South hall, while Apple's booth on the expo floor has massive banners hanging from the ceiling, hidden behind black cloth.
AppleInsider also has pictures of the mobile production studio that will handle Tuesday's keynote presentation. Inside, you can see engineers setting up camera angles and making finishing touches for Phil ...
Mac mini update with dual display support, banner unfurling rumored for Macworld festivities
Engadget —
... We've got less than 48 hours until Apple's last Macworld keynote, and the rumor mill keeps hinting that Phil's gonna announce new Mac minis, which so far are purported to have the Macbook's NVIDIA chipset, aluminum casing, and an SATA optical drive ...
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