Steve Jobs RDF 06!

[VanNess]

Version 1.0, the Macworld edition. Setting the stage for another amazing year of Steve Jobs superlatives...

"one of the best buying experiences for any product in the world!"​

Jobs describes the feeling you get when shopping at one of Apple's retail stores

"the best music players in the world!"​

The iPod of course

"couldn't help myself!"​

Early in the keynote, Jobs confides that the slides he's using were made with the new Keynote program

"miles ahead of anything you can get on pc...a giant of a release!"​

Jobs announces iLife 06

"it just flies...it's just beautiful...it's pretty wonderful...a phenomenal new release!"​

Jobs talks about the latest version of iPhoto.

"something incredibly new..."​

Jobs unveils the "Photocasting" feature in the latest iPhoto

"it's like magic...it's just like magic!"​

Jobs sums up how photocasting works

"boom!"​

A perennial favorite. Often used extensively during keynotes, it's the word Jobs uses to describe the instant, effortless response of some new software or hardware feature during a demo

"the deal of the century!"​

Jobs lets everyone know the price of iLife 06.

"how do we make something this good even better?"​

Jobs preps the crowd for the new Intel-based iMac

"the best media experience on the planet"​

Jobs reviews Front Row

"this is hard to believe, but this is what the numbers tell us...these things are screamers!"​

Jobs discusses the performance of the new MacBook Pro

"This is heaven!"​

Jobs unveils the built-in iSight camera in the MacBook Pro.

 

[maya]

Good thing I took my pills before MWSF 2006, and wore my sunglasses.

 

[Plymouthbreezer]

That's actually pretty funny...

 

[PlaceofDis]

he is a charismatic leader. he knows how to talk in front of a crowd and get people excited about the products his company is releasing. all business people try to do this for their products. some fail. Steve has a 'RDF' for a reason, its because hes good at this stuff.

 

[maxterpiece]

that's pretty funny. I've never actually watched/read the keynotes. I think that his overexcitedness would annoy me.

 

[Shaun.P]

Great post. It would be fantastic to have a phychological analysis of Steve Jobs during a keynote - body language, specific use of words etc etc.