Macworld Expo 2010 to be Held February 9th-13th
IDG announced today on its Macworld Expo page and in an e-mail to previous attendees that the 2010 event will take place from February 9th through 13th at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
IDG World Expo announced today that Macworld will be moving from its traditional January event dates to February 9 - 13, 2010. The location will remain at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA.
As we began the planning process for 2010, the Mac community - exhibitors, attendees, media and fans of the show - made it clear that February would be a more ideal time to hold the event, so we listened. The Conference programs are scheduled for Tuesday through Saturday, February 9 - 13 and the Expo will be held Thursday through Saturday, February 11-13th.
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38 months ago
Apologies in advance if i've posted this in the wrong section. Just got my invite, which I signed up for in January.
38 months ago
I've never been to one - but I would imagine that less people from other countries would now travel to SF for this event. I would expect locals to attend.
I for sure will attend if it goes ahead, which is looking quite possible from this e-mail.
I for sure will attend if it goes ahead, which is looking quite possible from this e-mail.
38 months ago
Yeah, this will probably be the last one, or at least the last one I'll be paying attention to. Without the Stevenote to "rally the troops", there's not much point.
38 months ago
what can we expect?? i have no idea what's going on there :)
I 2nd that. What can we look forward to? haha
38 months ago
I'm looking forward to the same great show, just without Apple. I'll be there!
38 months ago
Ya it is a shame that Apple wont be there. I guess I will keep my expectations focused on the WWDC...
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