I am a real fan and student of Steve Jobs in his presentation skills.
Ever since his return to Apple, every single keynote he did has been mesmorizing. So much so that he's been called to have a Reality Distortion Field (RDF) during his presentation, convincing all to believe in his direction for Apple as a company.
Especially so during the World Wild Developer Conferencee (WWDC) 2005, where he announced the switch from IBM PowerPC to Intel CPU. Almost everyone was concerned when it was still a rumour. Everything thinks it would be a bad idea, even Adam from Maccast. After Steve's keynote, everyone accepts that it's a road Apple should go, and the transition would not be bad.
RDF or not, this is the true power of presentation. ;)
Ever since his return to Apple, every single keynote he did has been mesmorizing. So much so that he's been called to have a Reality Distortion Field (RDF) during his presentation, convincing all to believe in his direction for Apple as a company.
Especially so during the World Wild Developer Conferencee (WWDC) 2005, where he announced the switch from IBM PowerPC to Intel CPU. Almost everyone was concerned when it was still a rumour. Everything thinks it would be a bad idea, even Adam from Maccast. After Steve's keynote, everyone accepts that it's a road Apple should go, and the transition would not be bad.
RDF or not, this is the true power of presentation. ;)
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