MWSF is a pro show too....
https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/4482266/
Used to be that MacWorld (jan and late summer) were for all Macs, and WWDC was a little show for developers.
Then Jobs had the big hissy fit with IDG, and pulled out of the east coast MacWorld, saying "it's not necessary".
Of course, Apple's found out that it *is* needed, and has been morphing WWDC into the summer MacWorld.
Anyway, when Apple has something to announce around January, it happens at MWSF - whether it's pro or consumer.
might be a reason but i somehow doubt it .. isn't it more of a consumer show .. announcing a speed bump is one thing but professional plattforms another
https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/4482266/
Originally Posted by AidenShaw
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MWSF 2006 - MacBook Pro announced
MWSF 2004 - Xserve G5 and Xserve RAID (SFP) announced
MWSF 2003 - PowerBook G4 announced
MWSF 2001 - PowerMac G4 and PowerBook G4 announced
MWSF 1999 - PowerMac G3 announced
It looks like the pattern is every other year for a Pro announcement - so MWSF 2008 is due!
Used to be that MacWorld (jan and late summer) were for all Macs, and WWDC was a little show for developers.
Then Jobs had the big hissy fit with IDG, and pulled out of the east coast MacWorld, saying "it's not necessary".
Of course, Apple's found out that it *is* needed, and has been morphing WWDC into the summer MacWorld.
Anyway, when Apple has something to announce around January, it happens at MWSF - whether it's pro or consumer.