Erik von Fuchs - Tour of Hardware Lab, Clip Four
- Posted: Jun 13, 2005 at 12:35 PM
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The tour of Microsoft Hardware labs continues. Now we check out the lab where hardware designs materialize: The Machining Lab.
Enjoy.
Running Time: 7:37
Enjoy.
Running Time: 7:37
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Thats so cool. I dont know what I would use it for, but I want one.
Well at least you didn't edit out the silver mouse we saw that he put away
Oh, and thanks a friggen lot for making me think that software sucks so much compared to hardware @ Microsoft
Oh my, Channel9 is the 1337est
Loadsgood.
And another small thing, please try to make a sport of NOT starting the conversation with "so" (now how hard could that be <grin> ). If it isn't any of you 9-guys but your target, just stop and say "I'm sorry, we have to start over, you started with the little S-word that we try to avoid." You only want to use that word when it leads to a logical result of something that was said earlier. It occured to me that "so" in the videos typically means "Hey, listen up!" Is it a Seattle thing? Or just Microsoft? (there may be a patent in it)
Or interviews with Tjeerd Hoek, Hillel Cooperman, Kam VedBrat, etc. Please!
Definitely waiting to heard when you get Bill G on C9. I'd like to hear the groveling of the interviewer on that one.
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