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I really enjoy seeing some of the stuff that comes out of MS research, and I'm not into tablets so much but touching large screens do appeal to me, especially having a pen that interfaces with the screen differently then your hand.
the guy in viralsearch didn't seem like he wanted to be talking about that technology
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it also made me think about how many people there are in the world that are probably brilliant, but they're doing nothing with their brilliance
idk, maybe he likes being a part of making this stuff, but doesn't care to talk about it on video
These are the things I cannot wait to get into with higher level EE and CS classes.
Data manipulation is pretty fun for everything from weapon damages in games to when I wake up in the morning.
[QUOTE=acpm;39837906]the guy in viralsearch didn't seem like he wanted to be talking about that technology
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it also made me think about how many people there are in the world that are probably brilliant, but they're doing nothing with their brilliance
idk, maybe he likes being a part of making this stuff, but doesn't care to talk about it on video[/QUOTE]
I can't say for microsoft research, in fact they have branches all over the world not just one place in washington, but I know certain parts of the microsoft have a very bad work environment where a few as still good to work in.
So maybe you're right.
I really hope the work put into these programs gets released, I love how microsoft research has given downloads of their work, they have two different operating systems you can download (barrelfish, and singularity), a wide range of tools, and even entertainment stuff like cliplets and songbird.
Though I would not pay for songbird I would pay for a program that would combine all the features above. I would when I'm giving a presentation to move away from powerpoint and interact with the audience with feedback of "what if", "can I see this again", or "can you give me more detail on".
However, I doubt you'll be able to play with something remotely as close to one of these examples anytime soon from microsoft.
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