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The Labs of Microsoft Hardware 3 of 6

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You may have heard that Microsoft recently expanded the campus a little, one of the teams that had grown out of their space was Microsoft Hardware. The hardware team invited me over to see The Labs of Microsoft Hardware and check out the process behind creating and testing products like the Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 and the Lifecam Cinema HD. Over the coming days you'll see the Mouse Testing Lab, the Model Shop (with all the really cool upcoming stuff hidden, sorry), the Wireless Lab, the Video Lab, the Reliability Lab, and the Acoustic Lab.

Today's lab is the Wireless Lab, where Faraday cages are used to test the noise and interference of wireless products to make sure they play nice with all the other gadgets in your house. 

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  • Maharet RaiderMaharet man, firewalls at work suck. do they make you more productive? NO, you just try harder. FIRE ME!

    the hell you say! i'm checking this out when i get home cause it's all screwey here! is screwey even a word? Tongue Out

  • BassBass I need better writers.

    That room looks like some kind of medieval torture chamber. Is that were you keep your captured dissenters?

     

    I'm interested in buying one for my own purposes.

  • Chris46912121Chris469121​21

    Copper impregnated? You can't say that on TV.  Hah! What a cool video.

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