Filed under: Business, Utilities, Office, Productivity, Web services, Beta, web 2.0
The first thing you’ll probably notice about the new web-based presentation creator, 280Slides, is that it looks an awful lot like Apple’s Keynote. As great as Keynote is, 280Slides has a few advantages: it’s free and it’s web-based. It’s got all the features you would expect from good presentation software: you can present in full-screen mode straight from the web, download your slides, or share your presentation to SlideShare. Vimeo and Youtube integration let you add video to the mix, too.
We have the ability to already see 280slides saving numerous butts at conferences. Equipment failure? No massive deal, just borrow a personal (any platform will do!) and pull your stuff from the web. Presentations were a good candidate for the next desktop function to hop aboard the “cloud computing” bandwagon and go web-based, and the folks at 280 North have pulled it off with style and functionality. Frankly, we’re a tiny relieved that we’ll never again have to ask, “Hey, does this machine have PowerPoint?”
[via Daring Fireball]
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