Have you really done a presentation like that in a multi-presenter environment?

There are a million things that can go wrong. The previous presentation that day had the exact same problem with another laptop, so I doubt it was solely the presenter's fault. Even in my office, with my gear that I have used for presentations so many times, every once in a while something goes horribly wrong and we have to get another laptop or to boot another os to just be able to project.

You are being too harsh on them.

About the presentational part, they are technical people focused on their product and I expect them not to be as fluid presenters as some suit that has been shooting nice words all over for years and thus made it to that high post in the company, and I absolutely prefer a real person talking with passion about the product he is working on even if he's not the ultimate orator than a puppet marketing guy on the floor who'll say anything to sell (and make the engineers' life miserable).

I agree with you. But they where still not good. But it doesent matter if their product is great.

Maybe they can watch some of these youtube links and learn how the big boys do it?

Another useless post by a teen from Australia. Drink some milk and grow up.

The event was premature, no SDK, only the very basics of the UI to show for, half-baked animations. They should have waited at least until the SDK is ready.

But I guess they kept up the hype a bit, some ideas they showed are indeed quite nice.

The only one who consistently posts useless/childish posts here is you, the sad part is you're a grown man well into his 40/50's.
Again, so that maybe it'll finally start to sink in, check your head, you ARE unwell...

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I have done product presentations, but with much less view people max 40 and have experienced technical issues. But I am always prepared for the presentations and I have always tested the presentations on colleagues and friends a few times to tweak it and get more secure and confident to give the correct image of the Compony and the product.

I'm sure they will be much better next time I wonder if they analyze the performnce and their public image or don't care at all?

Dave, just to clear it up, the 'you' wasn't directed specifically to you, it was used in a general style for the posters critisizing jolla about their technical problems.

Ok, My english is far from perfect so I might not always get it.

Who is doing this video? Jolla employeeeeee or reporter?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOZfK3U2z8A

Jollas employee is holding the phone of course. And reporter asking questions like always.