A gallery of 41 photos from Leo Laporte's featured presentation at Macworld Expo 2010 (Friday).
Here at the SuperBowl of Macdom, Macworld Expo 2010, the buzz was palpable and the feature presentations were more than worth the trip.
Here's a quick gallery of 41 photos from Day 2 of the Expo (Friday) from Leo Laporte's feature presentation, Macworld Live! Leo's presentation included Heather Gold, Roger McGuinn, Adam Savage and Vulcan 11. That's Leo and Roger in the screenshot above.
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