Sentence examples for portable presentation from inspiring English sources

Iomega points out that you can export a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation as individual JPEG graphics files, too, turning the FotoShow into a portable presentation device that obviates lugging laptops and projectors.

In the new patent, Apple describes a "portable presentation device" which could be any device that a user wears that also provides them with access to visual or audio media content.

The patent goes on to note that a portable presentation device could take the form of "a set of goggles that fit over the user's eyes with display and perhaps sound producing capability, a faceplate that covers the front of the user's face with display and perhaps sound producing capability, or any other headwear that has display and perhaps sound producing capability".

Much of the material in an LMS often consists of portable PowerPoint presentations and lecture notes, and a variable amount in other formats such as online quizzes and discussion board postings.

A practical application to a particular portable machine is presented and used to conduct the presentation of the work.

Existing file in various formats can be used, such as portable document format file (*.pdf), slide presentation file (*.ppt, *.pptx, *.odp), spreadsheet file (*.xls, *.xlsx, *.ods) and word processing file (*.doc, *.docx, *.odt).

Presentations can also be saved in P.D.F., or Portable Document Format, which is handy for e-mailing finished presentations.

2) Can this medium-scale electronic presentation be scaled to smaller, more portable devices (e.g. Smartphones)?

In this tool presentation paper, we briefly overview this area and present Reflex, a portable tool for flexible metaprogramming and AOP in Java.

(This was before laptop computers and portable projectors made PowerPoint a tool for live electronic presentations.

Even in Paris there was nevertheless occasional opposition, however, such as when a member of the local Salvation Army used a portable loud speaker to exhort the audience to halt the presentation.