Manufacturers typically announce before a event, not during. This is because they want to show off a model or prototype and hand out brochures during the event.
I believe that the event started today in Shanghi, so if there is a announcement, we should have heard. http://www.canon.com.cn/expo2011/index_en.html
Manufacturers typically announce before a event, not during. This is because they want to show off a model or prototype and hand out brochures during the event.
I believe that the event started today in Shanghi, so if there is a announcement, we should have heard. http://www.canon.com.cn/expo2011/index_en.html
Actually, the event starts at 2pm in Shanghai so if there's a 12 hour difference from Eastern time, then it hasn't even started yet. It should start in about 1 hour.
That is not how Canon or other camera companies announce major new cameras or lenses. They send out invitations about two weeks to news reporters inviting them to a press conference which is held 2-7 days before a major event. They do not just show up with a major new product. Canon wants the free publicity, and their booth in the event will have a big display covering new products.
Its those invitations that are leaked. The invitations do not say what product will be, but it is known at that time that a major announcement might be made. Sometimes its just a new printer or scanner.