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Instead of admitting its previous perilous state and to flounce out of its only UK Mac show getting on with knocking the socks off the beige pretenders, Apple stamped L caused chaos and confusion among its foot until the organizers jumped. And instead of seizing the initiative and exhibitors and visitors alike.Whatever the creating the best Mac show ever, the organizers faffed around with dumb warped reasoning, the swift exit by the principal ideas until they came up with a stupid, Siamese-twin-type show of two halves SHUT YOUR EYES AND IMAGINE YOU’VE attraction devalued Apple Expo to the point of it that suited no one and confused the bejesus out of everyone. becoming more a mini-market for resellers than a grand exhibition of the Apple jumped ship.You could see its point, but nothing could obscure the 61 JUST BEEN GIVEN £7,500 TO BUY YOUR state of the Mac. 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