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He tried to cover it up by holding it towards his shirt while he talked and fiddled with it, but finally he had to run behind a table and grab another one.
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Steven Sinofsky, head of the Windows team for Microsoft, did the demonstration of Windows 8 running on the RT Surface, and while he tried to keep his cool, he did get frustrated when Internet Explorer crashed while he was doing the demo.
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The Surface is a 16:9 wide aspect ratio, designed for better movie watching – no black bars. Sounds like a name Apple would make up, sounds super cool and like we should have heard about it before if we’d paid attention in those incredibly boring Chemistry lectures in college. The Surface is made of a made up material called VaporMg, some super special form of Magnesium, hence the Mg in the name.
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The Surface Pro is about 40% thicker than an iPad and weighs 44% more.
The RT Surface is almost exactly the same dimensions as an iPad –. The Surface comes in two models – Surface Windows RT and Surface Windows 8 Pro, matching the operating systems. You’ll be able to run Microsoft Office 15 on the desktop but third party developers will not be allowed to develop for the desktop environment. Windows RT runs on the ARM processors and gives you the Metro UI, and a very limited desktop environment. Windows 8 Pro runs on Intel processors and gives you both the new Metro UI (the live tiles) and a fully functioning Windows desktop environment that will run all Windows programs. To refresh your memory on Windows 8 – there’s actually two versions, Windows 8 Pro, and Windows RT. You know I’m not a huge fan of Windows 8, but these new products look pretty interesting. Microsoft announced two new tablets this week called the Surface. Dorothy is already using them and mucking about with MacPorts and such so don’t let her be the only one to have all the fun. He’s ahead of schedule, he did the updates and has them available at a link in the shownotes to bartb.ie under the FreeBSD license.
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In that discussion we talked about his scripts that he makes freely available, and he said that they were from 2008, and mentioned that he hoped to update them in a few weeks. Last week on the show Bart walked us through the logical thought process he used for watermarking his images. Finally in Chit Chat Across the Pond we have none other than Tim Verpoorten from to talk about why someone might need (or want) a Mac Pro.īut first an update. I’m going to give you my impressions of the newly announced Microsoft Surface tablets, we’ll answer a dumb question from Scotland from another Alison, then we’re treated to a guest appearance by the Intergallactically Famous Honda Bob. Today is Sunday Jand this is show number 372 Hi this is Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Mac Podcast, hosted at, a technology geek podcast with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias. In Chit Chat Across the Pond Tim Verpoorten of gets back to his microphone to talk about why the MacPro is still important. Honda Bob comes back for a cameo appearance to talk about solving a Windows to iOS syncing problem with CompanionLink software. In Dumb Question Corner, Alison from Scotland asks whether Apple is just being a big meanie discontinuing support for some older devices. Bart’s newly revamped scripts to watermark images are now available at bartb.ie under the FreeBSD license, my thoughts on the two new Microsoft Surface tablets.
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