Macworld 2010 Schedule Announced

Macworld 2010 has been scheduled to take place between February 9 – 13, 2010, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, according to the people hosting the show. Although the expo is the world’s premier event singularly focused on the Apple product platform, Apple has pulled itself from the trade show to focus on events organized in-house.

In the official report announcing the Macworld 2010 schedule, the trade show is described as “a five-day event that educates, entertains and immerses attendees in the Apple products community and offers access to hundreds of the newest Mac products and services, paired with expert advice and demonstrations from the industry’s leading visionaries.”

“Macworld conference programs feature industry leading minds, presenting cutting edge product training on the topics you most want to see,” the organizers add. “Whether you are a creative professional or a Mac IT pro, Macworld has the conference content, special presentations, exhibit hall highlights and experiences that meet your specific Mac needs.”

Next year’s Macworld Expo will include new and expanded events and content, according to the official report, such as:

- a Main Stage with feature presentations for enthusiasts of all levels;
- dozens of conference sessions tackling key topics and issues in the market, such as the recently announced sessions on Snow Leopard and Final Cut Pro;
- the Mobile Applications Showcase, making its debut in 2010, where the latest innovations from iPhone and iPod touch developers will be highlighted;
- the ultimate shopping experience where attendees can see, touch, test and BUY products right on the show floor. Additional content and special events will be announced in the coming weeks.

Macworld 2010 takes place at a one-year-and-a-month distance from Macworld 2009, when Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, delivered the opening keynote for the company’s last Macworld Conference & Expo. Learn more about the Macworld Expo here.