10/24/2006
Macworld Blooper Reel
Here's a blooper reel of Steve Jobs and his gang over at Apple messing up on their very important Macworld keynotes. My favorite part is when Jobs tosses a camera to someone in the audience after it didn't work for him on stage. Enjoy.
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ive seen a lot of these happen in person. the camera toss was pretty funny.
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> : October 25, 2006 7:38 AM
> : October 25, 2006 7:38 AM
While the clip is mildly amusing for the most part. The SONY chairman is totally clueless and its such a cringing moment. The bits with Steve Jobs not knowing certain technologies isn't in my opinion a blooper. I would have thought he was being clever to the audience in order to not make it sound boring. I couldn't care about most of the stuff so if he did prattle on about it I'd get bored, him making a joke seems a fair way of making it more interesting.
Lets not forget the guy can't code either, he isn't the technical guy like Phil Shiller and knows the tech in and out.
Lets not forget the guy can't code either, he isn't the technical guy like Phil Shiller and knows the tech in and out.
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