| Microsoft Surface - The Possibilities |
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http://www.microsoft.com/surface/
What is Microsoft Surface?
Microsoft Surfaceâ„¢, the first commercially
available surface computer from Microsoft
Corp., turns an ordinary tabletop into a
vibrant, interactive surface. The product
provides effortless interaction with digital
content through natural gestures, touch and
physical objects. Surface is a 30-inch
display in a table-like form factor that's
easy for individuals or small groups to
interact with in a way that feels familiar,
just like in the real world. In essence, it's
a surface that comes to life for exploring,
learning, sharing, creating, buying and much
more. Soon to be available in restaurants,
hotels, retail establishments and public
entertainment venues, this experience will
transform the way people shop, dine,
entertain and live.
How does Surface work?
At a high level, Surface uses cameras to
sense objects, hand gestures and touch. This
user input is then processed and the result
is displayed on the surface using rear
projection.
What is surface computing?
Surface computing is a new way of working
with computers that moves beyond the
traditional mouse-and-keyboard experience. It
is a natural user interface that allows
people to interact with digital content the
same way they have interacted with everyday
items such as photos, paintbrushes and music
their entire life: with their hands, with
gestures and by putting real-world objects on
the surface. Surface computing opens up a
whole new category of products for users to
interact with.
What are the key attributes of surface
computing?
Surface computing has four key attributes:
Direct interaction. Users can actually "grab"
digital information with their hands and
interact with content by touch and gesture,
without the use of a mouse or keyboard.
Multi-touch contact. Surface computing
recognizes many points of contact
simultaneously, not just from one finger, as
with a typical touch screen, but up to dozens
and dozens of items at once.
Multi-user experience. The horizontal form
factor makes it easy for several people to
gather around surface computers together,
providing a collaborative, face-to-face
computing experience.
Object recognition. Users can place physical
objects on the surface to trigger different
types of digital responses, including the
transfer of digital content.
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| Microsoft Surface Parody |
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SarcasticGamer.com presents a twisted take on
one of Microsoft's latest and greatest
announcements. Truth be told, We actually
WANT a Surface Computer, but since we can't
afford one, we thought it might be fun to
make fun of it.
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| Microsoft iPod |
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Microsoft's next generation iPod
(sorry folks but I lost the original source.
can't find the author - apologies to the
author)
Tags : ipod microsoft |
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| Microsoft Windows Start-Up Sounds |
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http://www.vincentbognot.com/ Episode 1-
These are the start-up sounds of the Windows
operating Systems in order. First one to get
pictures on ACTUAL BOOTSCREENS. This video is
not like the other ones..... this includes
Windows 3.1... the first Microsoft Start-Up
sound ever! So check it out! Listen as we
travel back in time to today in the Microsoft
Computer World!
THE OFFICIAL ORDER OF THE OPERATING SYSTEMS
ARE
WINDOWS 3.1
WINDOWS 95
WINDOWS NT
WINDOWS 98
WINDOWS 2000
WINDOWS ME
WINDOWS XP
WINDOWS VISTA
Yes, NT is before 98, I researched it online.
Most videos have 98 before NT. THIS IS THE
ONLY ACCURATE START-UP SOUNDS VIDEO PEOPLE!
THANKS FOR CONTINUING TO LEAVE COMMENTS!
Tags : Bill Gates Microsoft Windows 95 98 NT 2000 ME XP Vista Start-Up Start Up Sounds Jingles |
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| Microsoft oPhone |
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Microsoft's crazy design for a new mobile
phone, one that is sure to knock Apple's
iPhone out of the water.
Read about it at:
http://microsoft.blognewschannel.com/archives
/2007/05/07/the-windows-mobile-ophone-video/
and:
http://microsoft.blognewschannel.com/archives
/2007/05/02/microsoft-announces-the-ophone-to
-compete-with-iphone/
Tags : microsoft phone ophone apple iphone mobile smartphone |
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Durée : 182 s |
| Bill Gates' Last Day at Microsoft - CES 2008 |
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Featuring Bill Gates, Brian Williams, Jay Z,
Bono, Steven Spielberg, Matthew McConaughey,
George Clooney, Jon Stuart, Hillary Clinton,
Barack Obama, Al Gore, and from Microsoft:
Steve Ballmer, Christine White, Lisa
Brummell, Robbie Bach, Kevin Turner, Ray
Ozzie, and Craig Mundie.
Tags : bill gates last day at microsoft ces 2008 leaving |
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Durée : 420 s |
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