Done in 60 seconds: The Steve Jobs Keynote

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Done in 60 seconds: The Steve Jobs Keynote

by Simon Kerbel Jan 16th 2008

So you can't find time in your day to watch the 90 minute Steve Jobs Keynote that took place yesterday, even though you live and breathe Apple? Is your computer in the manager's line of sight, so you can't even watch it at work?

Mahalo Daily has got you covered: they've managed to shoehorn the Steve Jobs Keynote into 60 seconds. No, this isn't some fancy new video compression; let's just call it a "highlight reel." Or, better yet, a "highlight reel with ADD."

So how much of Steve's reality distortion field comes through in 60 seconds? Plenty: when Steve slides the MacBook Air from that plain manila envelope, it was all we could do to keep from licking the screen.

[Via Calacanis.com]

Tags: apple, keynote, macbook, Steve Jobs, SteveJobs

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

monoape said 7:03PM on 4-02-2008

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