gizmodo.com - 10/25/2008
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When Microsoft announced its Surface multitouch computer , we knew it'd be a toy for well-funded, respectable news outlets long before Joe the Plumbers, since it was going to cost $10,000. Turns out, it actually costs more like $13,500. That's with a 10 percent discount! Microsoft is still ...
Microsoft Surface on sale to developers at PDC for $13,500
slashgear.com 10/25/2008 — Developers keen on coding for Microsoft’s Surface multitouch table will have an opportunity to buy their own version of the machine at the upcoming Professional Developer Conference (PDC). They’ll need deep pockets to do so, however; ...
Microsoft Surface offered to developers for $13,500
electronista.com 10/25/2008 — At next week's Professional Developer Conference, Microsoft will offer a developer version of its Surface computer to developers for $13,500, including a 10 percent discount, according to a Friday report. Interested developers are paying more for ...
Electronista | Microsoft Surface offered to developers for $13,500
macnn.com 10/30/2008 — At next week's Professional Developer Conference, Microsoft will offer a developer version of its Surface computer to developers for $13,500, including a 10 percent discount, according to a Friday report . Interested developers are paying more for ...
Electronista | Microsoft Surface: multi-user touch table
macnn.com 10/7/2008 — Microsoft has officially debuted "Surface," a new umbrella brand for computers that can recognize physical objects (via barcode scanning) and react to human touch. Eschewing mice and keyboards, the first Surface platform uses a 30" table-like screen ...
Microsoft Surface
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Microsoft: 'Second Light is not the next version of Surface'
engadget.com 3/20/2009 —
It's official, kids: Responding to numerous reports in the media as of late, Microsoft would like to squash the rumor that Second Light is the next generation Surface . The blog entry doesn't shed too much light on SL, other than stating that ...
Microsoft Surface helping with security at the Super Bowl
arstechnica.com 1/30/2009 —
At the Super Bowl this year, which starts February 1, even Microsoft will be playing a part. For well over a year now, authorities have been working with the E-SPONDER technology partnership to plan the security details for Super Bowl ...
Microsoft makes Surface look dated with SecondLight
engadget.com 10/30/2008 —
Microsoft's Surface may be hard at work helping the liberal media steal the election (we kid, we kid), but other than acting as props in stores or random promotional videos , the device hasn't exactly created a market for itself. But that's not ...
VMware, IDC play virtualization hardball —
CNET News - Business Tech 10/25/2008
Virtualization company VMware has publicly disputed the way in which key research into the virtualization market was undertaken by analysts IDC, and disputed figures that appear to show a rapid growth by a competitive product from Microsoft.
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Microsoft polishes Vista into Windows 7 —
SFGate: Technology 10/26/2008
Last week, Apple launched the latest in its series of ads attacking PCs, this time ridiculing Microsoft for spending millions on advertising rather than on "fixing" its Windows Vista operating system. On Tuesday, Microsoft finally will be able to ...
Microsoft polishes Vista into Windows 7 —
SFGate: Technology 10/27/2008
Last week, Apple launched the latest in its series of ads attacking PCs, this time ridiculing Microsoft for spending millions on advertising rather than on "fixing" its Windows Vista operating system. On Tuesday, Microsoft finally will be able to ...
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