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My first thought was – surface wasn’t that the table with multitouch ?
By the way the Microsoft surface table was a great device but a little bit pricey.
Ok a tablet has touch operation too, but it’s a bit ambiguous with the same name.
Regrettably the surface tablet isn’t available at the moment so we’ve to wait until autumn.
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2011/jan11/01-06mssurfacesamsungpr.mspx
“Microsoft continues to innovate in vision-based interaction and software designed for touch. With the introduction of the next generation of Surface, using PixelSense technology, we’ll bring more tables and walls to life with amazing natural experiences for people to enjoy together,” said Panos Panay, general manager, Microsoft Surface. “We partnered with Samsung because of its strengths in LCD technology, hardware design and manufacturing, and worldwide marketing and sales of large-format displays. The companies have built an incredibly successful collaboration that moved from invention to development to manufacturing and sales of a high-quality, industrialized commercial product.”
“Samsung collaborated with Microsoft to bring the Surface experience to a new, thin design with powerful vision-based capabilities in the LCD market. The Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface delivers an interactive experience not available anywhere else and will change the way companies engage with their customers,” said Jeong-Hwan Kim, senior vice president of Display Sales & Marketing team at Samsung Electronics.
Microsoft and Samsung worked closely to develop the LCD panel and the new hardware product, which is being manufactured by Samsung and will be sold to business customers through its broad distribution and reseller network.”
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2011/jan11/01-06mssurfacesamsungpr.mspx
Product Details
Samsung SUR40 will bring companies around the world new ways to help drive sales, showcase their brand, and increase customer satisfaction and loyalty. The product features include these:
| • | PixelSense. PixelSense gives an LCD display the power to recognize fingers, hands and objects placed on the screen, including more than 50 simultaneous touch points. With PixelSense, pixels in the display see what’s touching the screen and that information is immediately processed and interpreted. |
| • | Microsoft Surface software. Microsoft Surface software provides business customers with a premier touch-first experience for their end users, built on the principles of direct interaction and together computing, with a new look and feel. It also allows commercial application developers to use a new version of the Microsoft Surface SDK and familiar Microsoft development tools to take full advantage of the massive multitouch and object recognition capabilities of PixelSense and deliver experiences not possible on any other platform. |
| • | Designed for commercial environments. The product is designed to meet the challenges of active usage in demanding locations such as retail, hospitality and education. |
| • | Thin form factor with multiple configuration options. The product is four inches thin, which makes it easy to use horizontally, hang vertically with the VESA mount, or embed in walls or custom enclosures. Standard legs are available or customers can design and attach their own. |
| • | Forty-inch full high-definition (HD) 1080p screen. The 40-inch screen enables unparalleled multi-user experiences in full HD 1080p, with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 1920×1080 resolution. |
| • | Powerful embedded system. The product uses the embedded AMD Athlon™ II X2 Dual-Core Processor 2.9GHz paired with the AMD Radeon HD 6700M Series GPU featuring DirectX 11 support to deliver significant processing horsepower and outstanding graphics capability. |
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2011/jan11/01-06mssurfacesamsungpr.mspx
Definitely a must have gadget especially since Samsung joins the Team and the prive hopefully drops into an acceptable range. When the surface will be available and the price is still under the 3000 € / unit we’ll order 4 pieces for our conference rooms.
found via http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/20/video-the-rejected-windows-marketplace-apps-humor/
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The windows editor can do a few things more than just writing plain text. When you write .LOG in the first line and save as *.txt, on the next startup the editor inserts an timestamp.
http://www.basicthinking.de/blog/2009/08/31/der-windows-editor-als-tagebuch/
Clippy, may he rest in peace.
“Microsoft Tag connects real life with the digital world. Microsoft Tags are small, colorful codes that can be printed, stuck, or displayed just about anywhere. When you snap a Tag with the camera on your internet-enabled phone, additional information or experiences are automatically opened on your phone. There is no fumbling with URLs or texting short codes. Microsoft Tags can make product packages, posters, print-based ads, magazine articles, exhibit signage, billboards, storefronts, business card, or just about anything else, interactive.”
“Mit der kostenlosen Software Fotostory 3 gestalten Sie lebendige Bildgeschichten ganz nach Ihren eigenen Vorstellungen. Auch wenn Sie nur wenig Erfahrung mit der Fotobearbeitung haben, werden Sie staunen, wie einfach es ist, Ihre Fotos mit Musik und Spezialeffekten aufzuwerten. So haben Sie in kürzester Zeit z.B. Ihr eigenes Firmenvideo oder eine animierte Produktpräsentation erstellt.”
http://www.microsoft.com/germany/kleinunternehmen/produkte/windowsxp/fotostory.mspx
” A BILLION PEOPLE CAN’T BE WRONG
This is Softwear by Microsoft. A clothing line that taps the nostalgia of when PCs were just starting to change our lives. With retro logos, classic photos, and geek-chic iconography, these pieces showcase the DOS days of the software company that now connects over a billion people.”
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/softwearbymicrosoft/story/
It’s not a really a Microsoft surface, but it will show some basics.
http://tinker.it/now/2007/02/28/multitouch-table-experiment/
Wenn man etwas länger zum Testen braucht:
“Erweitern des Windows 2008 Server Evalurierungszeitraums
Für die Evaluierung der Windows Server 2008-Software ist keine Produktaktivierung erforderlich. Jede Edition von Windows Server 2008 kann ohne Aktivierung installiert und 60 Tage lang getestet werden. Außerdem kann der 60-tägige Evaluierungszeitraum dreimal zurückgesetzt (verlängert) werden. Hierdurch wird der ursprüngliche 60-Tages-Evaluierungszeitraum um bis zu 180 Tage verlängert, sodass ein möglicher Evaluierungszeitraum von bis zu 240 Tagen besteht.
Hinweis: Im Windows Server 2008-Test-DVD-Paket gibt es einen anfänglichen 120-Tage-Evaluierungszeitraum. Sie können diesen Testzeitraum auf 240 Tage verlängern. Um den anfänglichen Evaluierungs- und Testzeitraum zu erweitern, folgen Sie den Schritten in diesem Microsoft Knowledge Base-Artikel.”
Marketing Kampange für den Microsoft Home Server oder ernstgemeinter Ratgeber für Eltern ? Zumindest ein lustiges Buch und eine witzige Idee.
http://www.stayathomeserver.com/book.aspx
http://www.amazon.com/Mommy-Why-There-Server-House/dp/160530641X
http://gizmodo.com/photogallery/microserveces08/1000446145
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