Hola Clubbers!
We had another large attendance. 22 people were counted. That’s awesome! Let people know that anyone is welcome and your info and questions are really appreciated. Some our topics included:
- google.com vs google.com.mx
- Gray’s phone line interference.
- and Elon Musk’s Solar Roof – see the presentation here: https://youtu.be/dRqSkR4ENAg
However, we spent a lot of time talking about last week’s Microsoft event, including:
- The new version of Windows 10 – Creative addtion, AR and VR, 3D paint.
- The Surface Studio – see the specs at: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/devices/surface-studio/tech-specs
A good write up on the features of the Surface Studio can be found at: http://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/microsoft-surface-studio-release-date-9135592
Hope you guys find the information useful and interesting.
Thanks for listening, and Tech On!
Scott, headNerd at International Computer Solutions (internationalcs.net)
Please leave a comment if you find any of this info useful.
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Hey my friend, I just listened to this podcast, interesting stuff last couple weeks On the topic of the MS Dial, it looks like an improvement in technology that has been around for a while and mainly used with CAD design software.. I’ve used this device or a derivation for 12+ years. http://www.3dconnexion.com/products/spacemouse/spacemousewireless.html
The powerwall is very interesting and I agree this is a technology that can be very useful here. Looking into it more.
Hi Mickey,
you are right. This dial idea has been around for a while. I think the two big innovations from MS is: 1) this dial has functionality at the OS level (where as dials that existed before were driver/Application supported by 3rd party,) and 2) it can be put it on a surface screen…WOW! hehe.
I wonder if you build a tablet or touch-screen PC following MS guideline, then will the dial work on those screens?
Thanks for the feedback.
Scott