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Macworld 2010

Braile-like touchscreen for iPhone

Scosche

Hard Candy

Moscone North

Targus iPad case

Touch gloves

Smart painting

Miscosoft Office for MAC

Uncommon

Expo floor view from above

HyperMac

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A few thousand attendees descended on Moscone Center in San Francisco this week for the Macworld Conference & Expo, but there is something missing from this year's show: Apple.

Without the opening keynote by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who introduced the iPhone at Macworld 2007, the event seems to be lacking some of the sparkle it once had, but, as they say, the show must go on.

There was still plenty to see, though: flashy cases for your iPhone or iPod, as well as speakers and headphones.

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Like to feel the grooves of the keys on your phone? The 4iThumbs is a thin film with ridges that snaps on to the front of your touch screen, giving the digital keys a physical feel.
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Crowds gather around the Scosche booth in Moscone North, checking out some of the many cases, accessories and speakers made for iPods and iPhones.
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Even before it's release, companies have begun producing cases and accessories for the iPad, which is set to go on sale by the end of March.
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The crowds are thick in Moscone's North Hall, where exhibitors display and sell their latest Mac accessories.
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This soft leather case from Targus is yet another iPad accessory already available, even before the device itself has gone on sale.
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The Show WX Laser Pico Projector attaches to iPhones or iPods and let's you project a larger view of movies from your device onto a wall.
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Problems using your touch screen with gloves on? the iTouch Gloves uses TouchTec technology to let you touch, tweet and text without removing your gloves.
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This device from SMART attaches to any LCD screen and let's you use your finger, or even a brush to paint directly on the screen.
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Word, Excel, Entourage and PowerPoint get crazy on the expo floor.
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Uncommon creates custom iPhone cases by taking user submitted images and molding them directly into the plastic shell.
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The expo floor at Macworld, which is usually dominated by the imposing Apple booth is instead filled with many smaller companies, which got more attention with Apple's absence.
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The HyperMac Nano, Mini, and Micro provide a USB-powered battery backup in colorful designs.
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