iPod, iTunes, iPhone and more Gadgets

Engadget fans! We know it’s been a solid year since our last meetup (Boston, you rock!) so we figured it was time to add some dates to the October 2007 Engadget reader meetup world tour.

We’re also on the lookout for an event space at all three towns, so if you have a spot you’d like to lend us (or know of a good one we should hold our event at) hit is up at event at engadget dawt com. Please bear in mind, we’re expecting 500 - 1000 people at our SF and NY events, and will also need room for companies we’ve invited to show off their wares. We’ll be sure to show your space / business some love on Engadget if we wind up hosting our event there.

Readers! Here are the event dates we’re looking at:
Tokyo - October 4th (unconfirmed tentative)
San Francisco - October 10th
New York - October 30th (unconfirmed and tentative)

We’d also like to thank our two event sponsors, Citi Mobile, who is the premium sponsor of our upcoming New York event, and the Bluetooth SIG, who is the premium sponsor of our San Francisco event.

Relive the good times
New York (2005)
Washington DC (2005)
San Francisco (2005)
Seattle (2005)
Boston (2006)
Mini-meetups: Amsterdam (2006), Merced (2006), Hong Kong (2006)

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