Microsoft Silverlight - Chess

  • Posted: Jul 24, 2007 at 11:02 AM
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Our good friend here at Channel 10 Laurence Moroney takes us through a Microsoft Silverlight demo called Silverlight Chess.

Laurence Moroney was just on channel 10 giving us a nice little demo of Microsoft Silverlight - Airlines.  The chess demo shows some of the cool performance characteristics of Silverlight.  The chess game is a great exercise on how a computer processes information. If you happen to be a computer scientist.  And really, who around here isn't a computer scientist? 

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