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lol. Typical Microsoft. In the middle of the presentation the "surface" stops working. The the guy swaps it with another to continue the show. Its around minute
by plainOldText 14y ago
lol. Typical Microsoft. In the middle of the presentation the "surface" stops working. The the guy swaps it with another to continue the show. Its around minute 14. Fail.
- bostonpete 14y agoIsn't that sort of hiccup par for the course at these sorts of events? I assume the best you can hope for is to handle them gracefully when they arise.
- thomholwerda 14y agoI was about to say. Stuff like this happens to the best of us. Look at any Apple press event and you'll see several machines lined up - and in fact, Jobs has had his hiccups as well during keynotes. If this is regarded as a "fail", than the OP clearly has never held any serious presentation that involved hardware and software.
- mun2mun 14y agoTo be fare apple has its own share on 'fail' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsKKQNZG3rE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsKKQNZG3rE