PMA 2010 - We're here
Published Feb 20, 2010
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dpreview staff
PMA 2010: A splinter group from the dpreview.com editorial team has touched down in Anaheim to cover the announcements from the PMA 2010 show. We'll be wandering from stand-to-stand, bringing you pictures and insight about all the latest launches, including live blogging from some of the press conferences. Stay tuned over the next few days for all the latest news.
After an 11 hour flight from London we’re still struggling to shake off the jet lag but we've already picked up our registration badges and are raring to go. The show is slowly getting started as international press and exhibitors are arriving at the Anaheim Convention Center for the PMA Sneak Preview which is due to start at 12:00 local time (PST). There have been some rumors about potential product launches at this press-only event, so keep an eye on the site over the next few hours as we'll report anything we find. The show proper starts first thing tomorrow and we'll be here, as every year, to bring you our stand reports live from the show.
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