Up Close: Microsoft's Surface prototype
562628
Microsoft's Surface experimental touch interface was on display at CES and the hordes of gawkers made it hard to get close.
338490
More on the 3D, tabletop UI Letters My recent article 'Why Microsoft innovation is only Surface deep' prompted a number of Reg readers to pick up their keyboards in anger. I had anticipated knee-jerk claims of gratuitous "MS bashing", but these aside, the feedback has mostly been supportive.â¦
601489
Portable Media Center -- a new, Microsoft-conceived handheld device that presents video, photos and music -- would be a decent idea if there weren't such things as lampposts. Or street signs. Or trees. Or other cars. -Rob Pegoraro
624670
Microsoft plans to unveil a new computing device called Surface, featuring a 30-inch screen embedded in an acrylic tabletop.
708226
Will Microsoft feel the heat from a tiny monster?
513392
New at CES: the 45-millimeter LG60 LCD, an ultramobile PC, and mobile broadcasting device.
86942
A GNOME 2 frontend for the Visual Boy Advance emulator.
236926
Microsoft's internal science fair shows off some projects that may turn into real products.
380310
In all, Microsoft built more than 85 early prototypes for a tabletop computer. Here are two of them.
660550
Digital photo frames expand beyond standalone frames into home appliances.
583590
The trials and tribulations of application dependency in a virtualized, hosted world.
35404
Microsoft is launching a new computer form factor that looks like a coffee table and has touchscreen and auto-sync capability.
363778
Part 1 in a series on embedded development explains the purpose of the project and outlines hardware options
391352
iPhone UI clone CES on Video Bill Gates demos Surface, Microsoft's multi-touch finger-controlled UI that sports some rather iPhone-like gesture controls...â¦
702355
Intel and Motion Computing design a tablet-like PC specifically for medical professionals.
285535
Take a photo tour of the predecessors of your favorite modern-day devices. By Christopher Null from Wired magazine.
342431
XP-based tablets have gotten a lukewarm reception so far. But Microsoft hopes to tempt consumers with improved features.