2019 a microsoft vision

This video is a clip from a presentation given yesterday by Microsoft?s Business Division president Stephen Elop at the Wharton Business Technology Conference. It shows what Microsoft thinks the world may look like a decade from now, in 2019.

I saw the Future and its AWESOME!! (2019 a microsoft vision)

strangely, that "vision" is based on 3d features that Apple's products already have.... ALL of the products shown in the video are navigable with Apple's technique used in the new iPhone... strange, they did not build any new technique to open a folder or turn pages or expand a picture... really, no vision.

btw, the links in that page are redirecting to amazon, looks like someone want to make a penny.

[iogames]

wrongly to think that Apple is the cornerstone of anything...
it's just an artificial social status, like NIKE... I love Nike!!!

[as7apcool]

cooool future :d

[kevcj]

Yea, and bill gates once said that nobody would ever need more then 16 megs of memory in their computer.

Side note - that 16 megs may not be an "exact" quote. It might have been 24 or 32 megs of memory. But either way, it was a pretty low estimate.

[AWS]

Originally Posted by nexialys

strangely, that "vision" is based on 3d features that Apple's products already have.... ALL of the products shown in the video are navigable with Apple's technique used in the new iPhone... strange, they did not build any new technique to open a folder or turn pages or expand a picture... really, no vision.

btw, the links in that page are redirecting to amazon, looks like someone want to make a penny.

Did you pay attention to the vid at all?

While the navigation might seem like that of an iphone did you notice the person in the office was able to take a group of files off the main screen and move it to the portable?

What about the doctor getting a clear view of the patients eye? What Apple product does that?

Have you seen Microsoft Surface yet? If anything Apple copied it with the new touch technology they have in development.

Don't let Apple fanboyism cloud your perspective of the innovations Microsoft is developing for the future.

[MrEyes]

Originally Posted by kevcj

Yea, and bill gates once said that nobody would ever need more then 16 megs of memory in their computer.

Side note - that 16 megs may not be an "exact" quote. It might have been 24 or 32 megs of memory. But either way, it was a pretty low estimate.

2 things:

It was 640k
Its a urban legend and was never actually said

[freewilley]

I love that background music!! and its pretty interesting for sure.

[iogames]

Yea I respect ppl:

I saw like 100+ persons on the videos
-cinematographers
-actors
-musicians
-designers
-technicians
- even volunteers

that cost around ... millions! so like my friend who always criticizes movies I said to him:' is a multimillion effort and hundreds of professionals, do you think they gonna cry for your comments? '
:down:

wow ... cool men