Macworld 2007 Pictures
2007-01-12
I visited Macworld 2007 today. It was very busy all day. I took these pictures with my Canon S3 set to ISO 200 since the light was pretty low.
Many people sat to watch demonstrations of the features of Leopard, the iPhone, Apple TV, and others:
Here are some new Mail features:
Apple TV was on display:
Apple TV is much like Front Row but outputs to your TV instead of the computer screen. It can be synced like an iPod. So another way of thinking of it is as a high definition video iPod with wireless streaming added. The unit has a fat rubber base that does not slip and cannot scratch anything. It gets quite warm during use.
Aperture training was popular:
There were about thirty 24" iMacs set up for the attendees to play with and follow the demo. This is the same model that I use for Aperture. Lightroom was also popular.
The iPhone was displayed like the Hope diamond, with security and plexiglass:
Getting close up pictures was tricky, but possible:
It is smaller than you think it should be and very rounded:
The screen is extremely sharp and crisp. I could read the smallest text. At 160 pixels per inch it is about twice the linear resolution of a regular computer display.
Many people sat to watch demonstrations of the features of Leopard, the iPhone, Apple TV, and others:
Here are some new Mail features:
Apple TV was on display:
Apple TV is much like Front Row but outputs to your TV instead of the computer screen. It can be synced like an iPod. So another way of thinking of it is as a high definition video iPod with wireless streaming added. The unit has a fat rubber base that does not slip and cannot scratch anything. It gets quite warm during use.
Aperture training was popular:
There were about thirty 24" iMacs set up for the attendees to play with and follow the demo. This is the same model that I use for Aperture. Lightroom was also popular.
The iPhone was displayed like the Hope diamond, with security and plexiglass:
Getting close up pictures was tricky, but possible:
It is smaller than you think it should be and very rounded:
The screen is extremely sharp and crisp. I could read the smallest text. At 160 pixels per inch it is about twice the linear resolution of a regular computer display.
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