RE3W WorldWide Limited: Service-based web application pioneer
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Robert Hess recently sat down with RE3W to discuss their Internet-based real estate application that utilizes all the tenents of Microsoft's vision of service-based software on the connected web.
"RE3W's application is a great example of how fusing software and services can create a new and more valuable experience for customers of every business," says Bill Gates. "The combination of Windows Live services with RE3W's innovative technology demonstrates the rich experiences we and our partners can deliver to customers."
"RE3W's application is a great example of how fusing software and services can create a new and more valuable experience for customers of every business," says Bill Gates. "The combination of Windows Live services with RE3W's innovative technology demonstrates the rich experiences we and our partners can deliver to customers."
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I'm guessing the mic is trying to pick-up on the background noise and doing so, muffles the close sound. The exact opposite of what you want from a mic for interviewing/demos.
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