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iPad for Business
10 April 2010 13:32 Filed in:
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I must admit, it’s an attractive
proposition. You have a presentation to make to small group of
people; you have your iPad, loaded with said presentation
(preferably in Keynote, naturally); and you face it towards your
audience and play the slide show.
But I have a MacBook Pro. I have the presentation on that, where I have been making last-minute amendments on the way to the audience. It needs no stand, it has an array of output ports to connect to the AV system at the venue and I already have a remote control with which to make the presentation without having to touch the device itself.
Hmmm ...
However, I do like the iCal display, and that of the Address Book.
Chris
p.s. the image came from the Apple (US) site. cb
But I have a MacBook Pro. I have the presentation on that, where I have been making last-minute amendments on the way to the audience. It needs no stand, it has an array of output ports to connect to the AV system at the venue and I already have a remote control with which to make the presentation without having to touch the device itself.
Hmmm ...
However, I do like the iCal display, and that of the Address Book.
Chris
p.s. the image came from the Apple (US) site. cb