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Tech and industry (Hardware and electronics)

Ten posts a maker of devices and electronics makes, in the manner of a keynote: the product alone on a seamless ground, one idea per scene, every spec a huge figure with its unit and how it was measured. Product launch, Spec sheet, Compare models, Battery life, Teardown, Unboxing, Reviews roundup, Firmware update, Warranty and Coming soon.

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MarketsTech and industry
VariantsProduct launch, Spec sheet, Compare models, Battery life, Teardown, Unboxing, Reviews roundup, Firmware update, Warranty, Coming soon
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  • A story with a headline and up to six figures: a price move, a result, a count, each with the direction it went.
  • An announcement with up to five short points and up to three pictures from your media library.
  • Your own data sent to a stream, or posts written by hand in a post list, drawn in every shape and language your channels publish in.

Variants​

A variant is this template drawn another way, and it comes in versions: immutable builds, the newest first. A channel follows the newest version of its variant, unless it is pinned to one.

VariantWhat it isVersionsNewest
Product launchA product launch in the manner of a keynote: the product alone on the brand's seamless ground with its name set huge, the line under it, the price and when it is available, complete on the first frame. Then each headline spec on a scene of its own, the figure counting to exactly what was sent with its unit, label and test condition, the product gliding with it. Then the end card with the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. Three seconds longer per spec.11.0.0
Spec sheetA product's tech specs in the manner of a keynote: the product alone on the brand's seamless ground with its name set huge and the line under it, complete on the first frame. Then the datasheet beside or under the product, row by row: each spec's name, its figure counting to exactly what was sent with its unit, and its condition, as many rows to a page as fit and the rest on the next, with how the figures were measured under them. Then the end card with the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. 1.2 seconds longer per spec.11.0.0
Compare modelsTwo or three models compared in the manner of a keynote's line-up: the question set large and the models side by side on the brand's seamless ground, each with its tag, name and price, complete on the first frame. Then the models step up to the head of their columns and the comparison arrives row by row: figures counting to exactly what was sent with their unit, words, ticks and crosses, a row's best lit only where the content marks it, how the figures were measured under every page. Then the end card. 1.3 seconds longer per row.11.0.0
Battery lifeBattery life in the manner of a keynote: the product alone on the brand's seamless ground with its name set huge and the line under it, complete on the first frame. Then up to four meters beside or under the product, landing one after another: a battery filling while its figure counts to exactly what was sent, with its unit, what it measures and how it was tested, never cut. Then the end card with the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. 2.5 seconds longer per meter.11.0.0
TeardownA teardown in the manner of a keynote: the board or the product alone on the brand's seamless ground under the title, every part already marked on it with a numbered pin, complete on the first frame. Then one part per scene: the camera pushes in towards the part, its pin lights in the brand colour, and its name and one line come up under the picture. Then the end card with the whole picture, the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. Close to three seconds longer per part.11.0.0
UnboxingAn unboxing in the manner of a launch film: the box alone on the brand's seamless ground under the title, complete on the first frame. Then one item per scene, lifted out of the box and set alone on the ground, pushing in slowly, with its name large and one line under it. Then everything together, every item side by side with its name, and the end card with the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. Close to two and a half seconds longer per item.11.0.0
Reviews roundupA reviews roundup in the manner of a keynote quoting the press: the product alone on the brand's seamless ground under the title, the names of the publications that reviewed it beneath, complete on the first frame. Then one review per scene: the product steps back, the quote is set large, then the publication and its score, counting to exactly what was sent with its scale as sent, stars where it is out of five, and its award. Then the end card with every score on a line of its own, the button and the presenter. The footnote stays throughout. Four seconds longer per review.11.0.0
Firmware updateA firmware update in the manner of a keynote: the version set huge with the line under it, the product alone on the brand's seamless ground, its name and the release date, complete on the first frame. Then what changed, each change with its chip (New, Improved, Fixed) and a sentence, arriving in turn on pages of up to four beside the product. Then how to update, the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. About 1.4 seconds longer per change.11.0.0
WarrantyA warranty in the manner of a keynote: the years of cover as a huge figure with its unit, what it is and its terms in short, the product alone on the brand's seamless ground, complete on the first frame. Then what it covers, each with a tick drawn on in turn, and what it does not, each with a cross. Then how to claim in up to four numbered steps. Then the figure again with the button and the presenter. The footnote stays at the foot throughout. 1.5 seconds longer per step.11.0.0
Coming soonA launch teaser in the manner of a keynote: the product as a silhouette lit from behind on the brand's seamless ground, or dimmed and lit a little more each scene, the teaser line huge and the days left to launch, complete on the first frame. Then up to three hints, one per scene, then the countdown counting to the days or days and hours left as of the post's date. Then the product revealed, its name, the price, pre-order and the button. The footnote stays throughout. 2.2 seconds longer per hint.11.0.0