[WWDC 2005] 사진 리포트

California Sunshine. A beautiful Monday in San Francisco set the tone for the week-long Worldwide Developers Conference.

City Streets. WWDC 2005 banners line the streets bordering Moscone Center.

Packed House. Before the keynote presentation, WWDC attendees mingled and anxiously waited to enter the keynote hall.

Kicking Off WWDC. More than 3,800 developers head upstairs to attend Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ keynote address (QuickTime video).

Intel ready. Confirming the rumors, Jobs tells how Apple complied versions of Mac OS X for both PowerPC and Intel chips.

Developing for Intel. Jobs explains to the developers how easy it is to make their code work on both PowerPC and Intel systems.

History Lesson. At the WWDC keynote, Intel CEO Paul Otellini shares with the audience some Apple and Intel history.

Easing the Transition. Jobs announces that ADC Select and Premier members can get a Developer Transition Kit.

Cram Time. Between sessions, conference attendees catch up emails and download new Dashboard widgets for Mac OS X Tiger.

Filled to the Brim. A popular destination, the Data Center connected conference attendees with third party vendors.

Machine Room. Xserve G5 and Xserve RAID (126+ TB) systems power the Data Center computers with an Xsan storage network.

Better Safe, Than Sorry. An Exabyte representative discusses the Exabyte tape backup drives used in the Machine Room.

Power Lunch. Over a delectable lunch, WWDC attendees network and discuss the keynote announcements.

Library Runneth Over. From Cocoa to UNIX to Mac OS X — whatever the topic, O’Reilly has a book covering it.

Jedi Knights in Action. During lunch, conference attendees make time to play the new “Star Wars: Battlefront” video game.

At Last. The world’s most innovative computer company and the world’s most innovative chip company finally team up.