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@Tom Roggero:

I say that because tendencies like:

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9199519/Microsoft_s_China_problem_means_IE6_lives_on

or see any statistics on browsers in Africa, South America, or most of the internet cafe's based on IE6-7.

It will take a long time to get rid of html4+plugin, therefore your development team will not only be productive in html4+ plugin, but sharp in the latest emerging 'standard' technologies.

 Let me quote 'standard', because of the next question: why Silverlight cannot be pushed as a standard as well as html5?

I think people is not ready yet to html5 bcause upgrading upgrading the browseris not a easy task for normal people. Html5 means you have to develop both,html 5 and html4 + plugin compatible. It´s not safe to say that people s ready is IE6-7-8 around and old firefox versions

Deberías revisar la calidad del video, se ve muy borroso.

Hola Luis, se ve muuy  borroso, deberías aumentar el tamaño de la letra ,  hacer zoom con la tecla windows + '+' (si estas en W7) yverificar que cuando se descarga en Zune lo hace con la máxima calidad.

saludos

Shriram seems to be unexperienced on jQuery and Visual Studio platform (WPF, Silverlight, MVC, IIS)  when he tries to ask about why using desktop programming environment. Maybe he is tryng to emulate a compiled language paradigm into javascript. Javascript was not designed for that purpose, so what is the point on his theory?, and what kind of real industry problem is trying to solve?