Ultimate Macworld San Francisco 2002 Photo Gallery:<BR>Day 2

Ultimate Macworld San Francisco 2002 Photo Gallery: Day 2

iMac signs like this one are all around San Francisco now
Crowds line up outside the doors waiting for Macworld to open at 10:30
Moscone Convention Center was packed the entire day

Stalker Software makes the only e-mail server that is officially BUZZWORD COMPLIANTª
Battery Technology Inc. had their own line of PowerBook batteries and power adapters for sale
Casady & Greene's booth

Iomega's display tried to convince the crowds that zip disks are really more reliable than CDs
T-shirts, anyone?
Microsoft was touting everything from Office v.X and Windows Media Player for OS X to the Intellimouse

Canon's booth featured everything from point and shoot digital and film cameras...
to the brand new EOS 1-D, a $6,000 digital SLR
Not to be outdone by their perpetual competitor, Nikon had a large selection of products too

Nikon's "Legends Behind the Lens" series
ViaVoice for OS X
Evidently Chase thought people would be interested in credit cards at Macworld

Kaidan's unique lens attachment will let you take 360&Mac251; panoramas with either digital or film-based cameras
DriveSavers, the self-proclaimed "Superheroes of the digital world," had examples of failed hard drives that they were able to recover data from
Just hope this doesn't happen to your G4

O'Reilly, and their extensive selection of books
SanDisk's booth
ATI, slowly being edged out of the Mac market, still had a respectable booth

QPS, manufacturers of firewire drives, had their product line out for sale
Who really cares about USB 2.0 at a Mac expo?
Alsoft's booth, featuring DiskWarrior

Olympus Eye-Trek displays are "in-your-face," so to speak
harman/kardon was certainly proud of the iSub
Roxio wants you to add some Jam to your Toast

Dantz had some of the cooler advertising displays...
...And some of the weirder ones too
The Connectix booth

iMac signs like this one are all around San Francisco now	Crowds line up outside the doors waiting for Macworld to open at 10:30	Moscone Convention Center was packed the entire day
Stalker Software makes the only e-mail server that is officially BUZZWORD COMPLIANTª	Battery Technology Inc. had their own line of PowerBook batteries and power adapters for sale	Casady & Greene's booth
Iomega's display tried to convince the crowds that zip disks are really more reliable than CDs	T-shirts, anyone?	Microsoft was touting everything from Office v.X and Windows Media Player for OS X to the Intellimouse
Canon's booth featured everything from point and shoot digital and film cameras...	to the brand new EOS 1-D, a $6,000 digital SLR	Not to be outdone by their perpetual competitor, Nikon had a large selection of products too
Nikon's "Legends Behind the Lens" series	ViaVoice for OS X	Evidently Chase thought people would be interested in credit cards at Macworld
Kaidan's unique lens attachment will let you take 360&Mac251; panoramas with either digital or film-based cameras	DriveSavers, the self-proclaimed "Superheroes of the digital world," had examples of failed hard drives that they were able to recover data from	Just hope this doesn't happen to your G4
O'Reilly, and their extensive selection of books	SanDisk's booth	ATI, slowly being edged out of the Mac market, still had a respectable booth
QPS, manufacturers of firewire drives, had their product line out for sale	Who really cares about USB 2.0 at a Mac expo?	Alsoft's booth, featuring DiskWarrior
Olympus Eye-Trek displays are "in-your-face," so to speak	harman/kardon was certainly proud of the iSub	Roxio wants you to add some Jam to your Toast
Dantz had some of the cooler advertising displays...	...And some of the weirder ones too	The Connectix booth