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Tomorrow, October 15th, is the last day to receive certain discounted prices on registration for the Macworld Expo in San Francisco, 2002. Pricing ranges from $15 for an exhibits only pass to $1295 for a "platinum" pass.
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...is still $15 through Jan 6 2002, so you still have time if you are only going for the exhibits.
what do you get for your $1295 ?
Platinium cost 550 USD (per ounce?) in february 1997. So, logically it would cost a lot to get a platinium-covered pass...
According to the web page, Platinum is the package that includes everything:
http://www.macworldexpo.com/reg/attendee/sub_pages/sub4.shtml
* 2-Days of Macworld/Power Tools Conferences
* 3-Days of Macworld/Pro Conference Sessions
* 3-Days of Macworld/Users Conference Sessions
* Lunch (Jan. 7 - 11)
* Keynote
* Feature Presentation
* MacBeginnings Sessions
* Birds of a Feather Meetings
* Access to the Conference Networking Lounge
* Exhibit Floor (Jan. 8-11)
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Hope it goes ahead
I really, really hope this expo is not cancelled due to terror attacks over the coming months.
In an interview with one of bin Laden's sons in Pakistan, he claimed the day before the Sep 11 attacks bin Laden and cronies left Kabul for a remote mountain hideout -- with 60 trucks of computer and communication equipment.
I'm thinking, why can't the US do low altitude air sweeps scanning for electromagnetic activity, and then carpet the location with cruise missiles?