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Episode#: 4
Episode Name: Nick Randolph on UMPC and more
Show Notes: This was my 4th audio podcast after several months off. Admittedly it is always harder than the "real podcasters" make it seem, and this occasion is no different. My goal was to capture a moment with Author and Microsoft MVP, Nick Randolph, and record his thoughts on the new Ultra Mobile PC form-factor. Given that Tech.Ed Australia 2006 had just concluded and the fact that I'd loaned Nick the Samsung Q1 to play with, NOW seemed as good a time as any.
What's in the cast?
- What did you like/dislike about UMPC?
- Data input on Mobile Devices
- Dr. Neil's session at Tech.Ed Australia 2006
- UMPC and its Sex Appeal
- Craig Pringle and Nick Randolph unite to write
- Web based apps vs. Rich User experiences
- Windows CE and the .NET Compact Framework
- Nick's Tablet Experience (HP TC1100 - discontinued)
- OneNote 2007 Beta - search capabilities
- UMPC and the future
- UMPC in the Aussie Outback
- Professional Visual Studio 2005 (Nick's first book with Andrew Parsons)
- TechEd 2006 Mobile Wipeout: Roger Lawrence, Rick Anderson and Hugo Ortega
- Tech.Ed Australia 2006 Keynote/Locknote with Frank Arrigo and the future of Windows
- UMPC and Multi-touch
- NZ Shoutout: Craig Pringle (Tablet MVP), Mauricio Freitas (NZ's Top Tech Website, GeekZone), Chris Auld (Regional Director)
- Perth Mobility User Group (Watch out in January 2007) - Doug Paice
References:
- Forum for Nick Randolph and Andrew Parsons new book - here
1 comment:
Hey Gordon,
The T43 popularity revolved around the shear beefiness of the processor and ram [at that time]. A year and a half ago this machine was a rock'n box to carry and obviously with its high res screen made a lot of sense for developers.
The T60p you're running is a natural progression and should make Vista sing and dance.
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