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Apple Expo Paris Booth

Apple Expo Paris starts this week from September 20th to 24th in Paris, France. Despite rumors that Steve Jobs would give the keynote address, Apple announced that there would be no opening keynote speech at Apple Expo Paris.

Several reports (macplus/french, YourMacLife Post) note that part of Apple's booth are covered in black cloth:

Apple's booth looks the same as it always does.....except for the black cloth draping one section of the booth and the absence of Powerbooks and iBooks in the booth.

Although security appears to be tight around the booth, some early photos have been posted including a small glance at the black cloth.
Update: Appleinsider claims there will be one hardware announcement at Apple Expo Paris.

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