Microsoft Patents Revolutionary Keyboard
September 28, 2009 by Robin Parrish
Filed under Electronics
Now this is interesting.
Microsoft is often caught in the unenviable position of playing catch-up to the sexier electronics releases of companies like Apple and Sony. But the company’s been making recent strides into overcoming that old stereotype. The Zune HD, which has been getting rave reviews. The long-awaited Surface multimedia table, which is mind-boggling in its capabilities. And the just-leaked Courier “booklet” (aka, 2-screened tablet), which packs a serious wow factor.
A new patent (see image below) has turned up online that could likewise find Microsoft suddenly in the driver’s seat on a leading new innovation. The patent depicts an insanely …read more
Microsoft Surface Gets High-Touch Exposure with Sheraton Hotels
August 13, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Computers
The latest location for you to get to experience Microsoft Surface for yourself could be at your local Sheraton Hotel. The video above focuses on how a device like Microsoft Surface can be used at a hotel to serve as a virtual concierge. Fairly good execution I would agree.
Sheraton Hotels & Resorts and Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) today introduced an entirely new hotel guest experience with its debut of Microsoft Surface, Microsoft’s first commercially available surface computer. Featuring easy-to-use technology and a natural way of accessing information, Surface units will be placed in the lobbies of select Sheraton hotels in …read more
Combine BumpTop with Microsoft Surface
August 8, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Computers
What kind of development and functionality can you imagine being done if this type of “physics” and thought were combined with the Microsoft Surface functionality (official Microsoft Surface site).
Microsoft Named Tech Provider of Republican National Convention
June 12, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Computers
I just read from Technosailor that Microsoft has been chosen as the official technology provider for the Republican National Convention.
Under the agreement, Microsoft will provide the convention with support for various products, including Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Forefront Security Suite, and its Office Communications Server. Microsoft will also provide knowledge to streamline collaboration using the Microsoft Office suite and Sharepoint technologies to manage convention infrastructure ranging from collaborative virtual workspaces to applications like Professional Volunteer Management System, Venue Scheduling System, and others created by SharePoint. The electronic collaboration will improve staff efficiency and reduce paper usage – a key …read more
Try Microsoft’s Surface Computing for Yourself at AT&T Stores
April 30, 2008 by Jason Bean
Filed under Computers
Interestingly enough, after just posting my previous post about what Microsoft’s next big thing could be, one of the things I mentioned, Microsoft Surface, is now on display in a few select AT&T locations around the United States.
Put Your Hands on Microsoft Surface and Experience It for Yourself
I was really hoping I might get lucky and there would be more than there are and one of them would be here in Indianapolis. No such luck. Here are the locations where you can see it for yourself at your local AT*T store:
New York City381 Madison AvenueNew York, NY 10017
New York …read more




