MacWorld 2008
Another January, another MacWorld in San Francisco.
Here are some of the highlights …
One of the beautiful views from the plane window.
Arriving in the San Francisco area.
The Golden Gate Bridge is way out there on the horizon.
It was a beautiful, peaceful sunset.
This image looked better to me cropped.
Beautiful downtown San Francisco
San Francisco’s MOMA
We waited in a crazy long line to listen to
Steve Jobs give his keynote speech. We do this every year, but every year it’s filled with such excitement and wonder that it’s totally worth the wait.
It’s crazy crowded to the point it’s has to be some kind of hazard.
A bunch of Macintosh fanatics. <g>
After the keynote and into the show.
Derry with the latest, the MacBook Air. It’s very sleek, very slim, very cool. Yet I don’t see it in my future any time soon. I need lots of ports to connect lots of things. The word is that the MacBook Pro will be upgraded at the end of February.
I had to get my hands on one, too. I love the keyboard. My fingernails always manage to scrap the letters off the the MacBook Pro keyboards. The Mac Air keyboard seems to be nail proof.
A bit crowded.
David Pogue in action.
Back in town … reflections
Our First Amendment rights in action.
It’s Mac party time.
Back on Powell Street.
Down at the Pier
Enjoying the sunset …
I love the Golden Gate Bridge. This is one of many I’ve taken of the bridge.
Not the best, not the worst. One day, I’ll post more, including our walk across it.
Here’s a link to a short Quicktime slideshow movie I did when I went to Macworld 2003 in San Francisco. One day I’ll put something together with the years of images from MacWorlds in New York City.