I’m used to my share of schwag — free giveaways — from attending dozens of conferences, mostly as a member of the press. But the schwag I got today as a conference speaker must have set some kind of record. In the interests of full disclosure, check it out:
• a hangin’ big black Macworld duffel bag
• Parallels Desktop for Mac, letting me run Windows on my laptop (thanks! planned to shell out $80 for this later this month)
• Griffin’s iTrip dock connector
• a zCover for my iPod nano and a rhino-skin and an Aluminum V2 case for my video iPod
• a sleek SK Soundkase carrying bag ith a slot for an iPod
• JBL’s on stage micro portable iPod music dock
• iMainGo’s portable sound system for the iPod
• a Skooba laptop bag
• iPod: The Missing Manual (a book)
• USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter
• bruCLONE’s backup & restore utility
• Prosoft’s Data Rescue II emergency hard drive recovery
• FasTrack Schedule 9
• Readiris Pro 11
• pzizz: energy for life disc (whatever that is)
• FontAgent Pro 3.3 (nice!)
• Virus Barrier, from intego
• PDFPen
• Fetch, including a Fetch stuffed dog my 7-year-old named Fetchers
• CrashPlan offsite backup
• MultiAd Creator Professonal disc
• ETY Plugs
• Popcorn 2, from Roxio
• Mariner’s MacJournal journaling software
• Invisible Shield
• DriveSavers data recovery
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Randolph Barton says
Once you’ve had a chance to listen to the JBL speakers, I hope you post some brief comments on them. They look very like a good setup, but I’d love to hear an opinion from someone who’s heard them play.