www.appleinsider.com — No matter Apple's plans to attend CES on its own, those accessory builders who once only attended Macworld are being offered a chance to exhibit in a special section of the larger Las Vegas show.
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UPDATED: Will CES kill Macworld?
TG Daily - All News —
... Apple does not want to time new product launches at a particular point each year (CES, like Macworld, runs in January). On the other hand, the traditionally well-informed Apple Insider confirms that CES is tempting Macworld exhibitors, calling Apple's CES move a ...
Report: Apple Move To CES ‘A Done Deal’
Cult of Mac —
... The Consumer Electronics Show over the weekend confirmed its next year’s show would include a section devoted to “Apple-related” products. CES executive Jason Oxman confirmed the new Apple focus to CNET. The report follows talk CES was discussing such a move with Macworld Expo vendors. ...
2010 CES to Include Apple-Related Area
iPodObserver —
... that its withdrawal from this year's Macworld was because "trade shows have become a very minor part of how Apple reaches its customers." AppleInsider, which acknowledges that Apple has not even hinted at a desire to exhibit at CES in any capacity, has sources who say that the company does plan to be there next year, "and so would create an incentive for related companies to attend the event themselves." A representative of the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), which stages CES, would not comment on Apple's plans but did note that the company is a CEA member. This ...
CEA Attempts to Lure Apple-Related Vendors
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[image] We already know that Apple is pulling out of Macworld, but does the company have plans to move to CES, the colossal electronics showcase that takes place in Las Vegas every year around the same time as Macworld? Jason Oxman from the Consumer Electronics Association told CNET this weekend that next year, there will be space on the showroom floor set aside specifically for Apple-related products. Oxman won’t name the businesses that plan on showcasing next year, but he says he’s pleased with the feedback he’s received. The news can come as disconcerting to Apple fans, ...
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i.gizmodo.com 1/9/2009 — A Cult of Mac's source says that Apple will "go large" at CES next year, replacing Macworld. Wait, didn't Apple just say that they were killing Macworld because they think trade shows are irrelevant? While Cult of Mac's—Wired's Mac centric ...
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Apple Ditching MacWorld in Favor of CES?
cultofmac.com 1/8/2009 —
Apple is ditching MacWorld to instead exhibit at CES next year instead, according to one source.
The source, citing “friends who work at Apple,” insisted the company is ditching MacWorld because it will “go large” ...
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Yesterday, our own Brian X Chen wrote about Apple's abandoning of the the Macworld Expo, the yearly (and sometimes twice-yearly) Mac exhibition which has run since 1985. The show has traditionally been a launchpad for new gadgets and geegaws, ...
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www.macblogz.com 1/22/2009 — For the first time at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the dedicated iLounge Pavilion will give iPod and iPhone third-part manufacturers a chance to showcase their products within the exhibit.
“Debuting at the 2010 CES, this ...
For the first time at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the dedicated iLounge Pavilion will give iPod and iPhone third-part manufacturers a chance to showcase their products within the exhibit.
“Debuting at the 2010 CES, this ...
Apple: 10 Things It Needs To Do In 2009 -- Apple -
www.informationweek.com 1/10/2009 — Like the rest of the business world, Apple is embarking on treacherous times in 2009. But Apple faces special challenges: It sells boutique products that cost more than the competition. However, Apple also has special strengths: Those same products ...
Like the rest of the business world, Apple is embarking on treacherous times in 2009. But Apple faces special challenges: It sells boutique products that cost more than the competition. However, Apple also has special strengths: Those same products ...
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gizmodo.com 12/17/2008 — Seeing Apple pull out of Macworld and hearing talk of poor turnout at CES make us speculate on the future of trade shows—like automakers and newspapers, are they another institution on the endangered-species list? Apple's cited reason for the ...
Seeing Apple pull out of Macworld and hearing talk of poor turnout at CES make us speculate on the future of trade shows—like automakers and newspapers, are they another institution on the endangered-species list? Apple's cited reason for the ...
CEA confirms Apple-centric area at CES 2010
www.macnn.com 1/12/2009 — While rumors of Apple's appearance at CES 2010 continue to swirl, a new report says that the Consumer Electronics Association has confirmed plans to host a Apple-centric area at next year's annual electronics show. Despite a second report that echoed ...
While rumors of Apple's appearance at CES 2010 continue to swirl, a new report says that the Consumer Electronics Association has confirmed plans to host a Apple-centric area at next year's annual electronics show. Despite a second report that echoed ...
No Steve Jobs keynote at this year’s Macworld — which will be Apple’s last
venturebeat.com 12/16/2008 — Here’s some big Apple news regarding the upcoming Macworld Expo that is not a rumor: This will be Apple’s last appearance at Macworld and chief executive Steve Jobs will not be giving the keynote. Let me repeat: Steve Jobs will not be ...
Here’s some big Apple news regarding the upcoming Macworld Expo that is not a rumor: This will be Apple’s last appearance at Macworld and chief executive Steve Jobs will not be giving the keynote. Let me repeat: Steve Jobs will not be ...
Palm Pre wins CNET's Best of CES 2009 Award —
I4U News 1/12/2009
The new Palm Pre with the new webOS wins CNET's Best of CES 2009 Award.
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CES 2009 saw less Visitors and Booth Babes —
I4U News 1/12/2009
As anticipated the CES 2009 saw a decline in visitor numbers compared to the CES 2008. The current numbers published by CEA show a decline by about 20,000 visitors compared the CES 2008.
The CES 2009 was still a big show and the organizers of CES ...
pureSilicon unveils 1TB solid state drive —
The Register 1/12/2009
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Consumer Electronics Show attendance fell 23% —
SFGate: Technology 1/12/2009
CES attendance down 23% this year We all knew that attendance would be down for the Consumer Electronics Show. Now the Consumer Electronics Association, which puts on CES, has confirmed just how down it was. Based on preliminary estimates, the CEA ...