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Re: Dell Mini 9 buyers--do the right thing - Mr Downtown - 04-17-2009
guitarist wrote:
Mr Downtown, sorry to hear you are burdened with PowerPoint presentations. Most of are fortunate not to have this affliction.
Not for work! I give talks about Chicago history, showing old photos to various audiences (went to Google's Chicago office last week), and I thought it would be great to have a 2.5-lb computer that fit in my bike bag instead of carrying around my laptop, which is my main home CPU.
Re: Dell Mini 9 buyers--do the right thing - Article Accelerator - 04-17-2009
Panopticon wrote:
btw, I own no Microsoft products.
Unfortunately, I do. I do cross-platform development so I must test under various versions of Windows. Other than the OSs, nothing.
Re: Dell Mini 9 buyers--do the right thing - guitarist - 04-17-2009
Mr Downtown wrote:
[quote=guitarist]
Mr Downtown, sorry to hear you are burdened with PowerPoint presentations. Most of are fortunate not to have this affliction.
Not for work! I give talks about Chicago history, showing old photos to various audiences (went to Google's Chicago office last week), and I thought it would be great to have a 2.5-lb computer that fit in my bike bag instead of carrying around my laptop, which is my main home CPU.
Powerpoint is what you believe is your only option? I thought Keynote was a more mac-friendly variation on the same kind of tool? I don't have personal experience with either, just pointing out the well known options.