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Apple Expo Paris 2006

Tuesday April 25, 2006 5:25 am PDT by Arnold Kim

Apple Expo 2006 has been announced to take place in Paris, France from September 12-16th this year.

Last year's Apple Expo (photos) offered no keynote speech or significant announcements. The 2004 Expo, however, did launch a new G5 iMac while the 2003 Expo revealed new PowerBooks.

No announcement about the status of a Keynote for this year's Apple Expo 2006 has been made.

Readers will remember this year's WWDC Conference being pushed back to August. Several announcements have been expected at that time.

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