ROFL!! That made me laugh!!
Im assuming its the standard time - 6pm here in the UK?!
Yeah. BST's still in force.
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Apple to Offer Live Video Stream of Today's Media Event
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Yeah. BST's still in force.
It wasn't the best choice of words, but it's not the physical size of the town hall that makes streaming prohibitive; it's the internet infrastructure. You can make examples of how easy it is to stream from anywhere, but realize the scope of the viewership Apple has to reach with their presentations. It's just not possible for them in that small venue.
And then you have conspiracy theorists like this guy who just take it to the next level, lol:
I turned on my Apple TV this morning to look at WSJ Live, and noticed my icons were out of place. I knew that meant they added the event before scrolling up. 
You can launch the Apple Video Podcast channel directly from your Apple TV anytime.
These can be accessed from the Podcasts app on your Apple TV --
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/apple-keynotes/id275834665
What are the restrictions for watching? Only apple devices or just needs to be safari, so a windows computer with safari could watch? I forget
The last one was safari only, however its Apple being asses that caused that - it was not a technical limitation.
If you view source you can quickly pickup the 720p feed URL, or at least you could for the last livestream.
Usually just before the keynote (like 12:50pm EST), Apple.com will have a link at the bottom of the page that you can only see/view with a Safari browser. Go to apple.com with your iphone/ipad right before the keynote, and hopefully this link will be there like in year's past.
Same here for the rMBP. I still have my late 2008 Macbook Pro. It's still going good apart from the battery that can't hold much charge anymore
You know you can replace the battery, right? That's a lot cheaper than a whole new laptop, and your 2008 machine will run Mavericks amazingly. I hope my 2007 MBP will run great on 10.9, too.
I've never noticed it before, but Tim's got a 'keynote uniform'
Look at the screencaps of him here: http://www.apple.com/apple-events/ He's got the same black shirt on for all of them.
Kind of looks like he's gone for an upgrade on the Jobsian uniform.
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It was already confirmed in the main post
Ok then double-confirmed!
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I realized my GPS location was in my image, had to take a minute to remove it
Couldn't remove the post so edited it quickly. Fixed it now (I hope )Imgur exists: confirmed. LOL
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It's always on a Tuesday, when I'm on my way home from uni, when I am in the Underground so I won't be able to watch. Boo
I finish uni at the same time this starts too. I will be overground on the underground though
but that'd use up a lot of data watching the live video stream so I'll just have to follow the twitter feeds .
Intel have announced major delays with Broadwell. Chip production likely won't start until March. It could be 2015 before you see it in a new model MBP.
You can always wait 12-18 months for a new chip whether it's Haswell/Broadwell/Skylake... but the right time to buy is when you need a new computer. That is, when your current computer no longer does what you need it to do.
I'm typing this on a 2008 17" MBP and it's still fine. If I didn't work with HD and 4K video on a daily basis, I'd probably keep this one for another 2-3 years. Keeping old hardware is better for the environment and your bank balance.