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I’ve already said Microsoft Surface: Bah, humbug! but The Sarcastic Gamer voices some objections more graphically:
You might also care to check out the Ring of Fire song which makes light of Xbox 360 repair problems. In case you think it is all Microsoft bashing, see the “tribute” to the Sony Ps3 - How to Kill Your Brand.
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May 28th, 2008 at 11:48 AM
[...] The applications shown seem to be PC versions (e.g. no bar coded foreign objects) of those demonstrated with Microsoft’s Surface table kiosk system (aka "Big ass table") which was demoed last year at D5. Touch screens have been around for Windows seemingly forever via third parties and while it may be useful for kiosk builders to have the support baked into Windows 7, it is hardly the kind of thing that will draw the crowds. Still, it makes a nice demo and that’s the point after all. Filed under OS - Client, Conferences, Microsoft Hardware, Windows 7, Microsoft, Microsoft Surface, D6 [Permalink] [TrackBack] [...]