Steve Jobs roasting Windows for having 17 different versions 😂

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Mac OS X Leopard

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Why it worked

The video leverages Steve Jobs' iconic presentation style and his sharp wit to deliver a relatable critique of software versioning, making it highly shareable and engaging.

Summary

Steve Jobs humorously contrasts Apple's single version of Mac OS X Leopard with Windows' numerous versions, highlighting the simplicity and consistent pricing of Apple's offering. The audience reacts with laughter and applause to his presentation.

Structure

1Introduction of Mac OS X Leopard's pricing structure
2Presentation of 'Basic', 'Premium', and 'Business' versions at the same price
3Introduction of 'Enterprise' and 'Ultimate' versions, also at the same price
4Steve Jobs' commentary on the simplicity and value
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Original caption

Jobs Roasted Windows Perfectly 😂 Steve Jobs understood that simplicity could become a competitive advantage. More business lessons from the world’s greatest founders are inside my bio. #stevejobs #apple #business #technology #fyp

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Product placement

Apple (company): appears as a logo on screen, does not act. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. Mac OS X Leopard (operating system): acts as the product being presented and priced, removing it would change what happens in the video.

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More business lessons from the world’s greatest founders are inside my bio.

On-screen text

Steve Jobs roasting Windows for having 17 different versions Mac OS X Leopard Basic Version $129 Premium Version $129 Business Version $129 Enterprise Version $129 Ultimate Version $129 Mac OS X Leopard...

Transcript

We've got a basic version, which is gonna cost $129. $129. We've got a premium version, which is gonna cost $129. $129. We have a business version, which is gonna cost $129. $129. We have an enterprise version. It's gonna cost $129. It's gonna cost $129. And! We have the ultimate version. We're throwing everything into it. It's $129. It's $129. So, Mac OS X Leopard... Mac OS X 10 Leopard...