The Macworld Podcast hits the road this week, visiting a two trade shows of interest to different segments of Mac users. Or at least, our guests on this episode did.
We’re joined by senior features editor Kelly Turner, who spent last week at the PMA show in Las Vegas—think of it as sort of a Macworld Expo for the digital photography crowd. Kelly interviewed Lowepro founder Greg Lowe about the bag-maker’s 40th anniversary and its new Primus AW all-weather camera backup. Then, Kelly talks to Macworld.com executive editor Philip Michaels about some of the highlights from PMA.
We’re also joined by senior editor and Game Room columnist Peter Cohen, who spent last week at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. While not a traditional hotbed for Mac news, the GDC did produces some tidbits that should be of interest to Mac gamers; Peter gives us a full report.
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Show Notes
As for the GDC, Peter talks about the newfound interest a lot of game developers and technology providers have in the Mac. You can also view a slideshow of images Peter shot at the conference.
As for my contributions to the podcast, I talk about the Mac OS X 10.4.9 update Apple released this week. Apple posted full details about what’s changed on its Web site.
Music Credits: Our new theme song was written by yours truly via Apple’s GarageBand. This is the second podcast theme song I’ve written; the other introduces Chuck Joiner’s MacNotables podcast. I give a full recounting of how I constructed the theme song in the podcast.