So there are starting to be some rumors regarding a event September 23rd to release new laptops, and I know this doesnt mean anything at this point. As I am new to the mac world, I was wondering if the "One more thing" is usually something that Jobs says at the end of a event, or is it a entirely separate event? Could this be a one more thing event if it is September 23rd? Im just wondering about past announcements. Thanks!
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Question about "One more thing"
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He used to end most keynotes with "One More Thing" and used it to introduce radical new products that no-one was expecting. It's not an event on it's own (apart from once iirc). He's stopped doing it in the last couple of years. I assume because everyone knows what's coming and there's no real surprises any more.
The actual One More Thing event was way back in 2005. Didn't think that it had been that long
So there has been a separate event....
Once and exactly once (as I said in my first reply). It was called that based off Steve Jobs traditional end to his keynote speech. The won't call an event that again: it's been done. When people talk about "One More Thing" they are talking about an additional cool product at the end of a keynote or media event.
