This Week on Channel 9: April 4th Episode
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This Week on Channel 9, Dan and Brian cover:
News
- Open XML approved as an ISO/IEC Standard
- Microsoft Surface partners with AT&T brings Surface devices to AT&T stores starting April 17th
- Game Programming with Silverlight 2.0 by Mike Snow
A rundown of April Fools Day related jokes/activities
- Charles interviews Brian Beckman on Project Quark
- ThinkGeek's Labyrinth Lock
- ThinkGeek's USB Pregnancy Test
- ThinkGeek's Betamax to HD-DVD Converter
- Xbox 360 Wireless Helmet
- Xbox Live, the Board Game
- Xbox 360 Vintage Edition
- Mardi Brekke and Dee Dee Walsh
Picks of the Week
- Dan's Pick: Silverlight Rehab - You're not alone
- Brian's Pick: World of Warcraft Bard Hero Class
News
- Open XML approved as an ISO/IEC Standard
- Microsoft Surface partners with AT&T brings Surface devices to AT&T stores starting April 17th
- Game Programming with Silverlight 2.0 by Mike Snow
A rundown of April Fools Day related jokes/activities
- Charles interviews Brian Beckman on Project Quark
- ThinkGeek's Labyrinth Lock
- ThinkGeek's USB Pregnancy Test
- ThinkGeek's Betamax to HD-DVD Converter
- Xbox 360 Wireless Helmet
- Xbox Live, the Board Game
- Xbox 360 Vintage Edition
- Mardi Brekke and Dee Dee Walsh
Picks of the Week
- Dan's Pick: Silverlight Rehab - You're not alone
- Brian's Pick: World of Warcraft Bard Hero Class
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Why does Brian remember me of Barney from "How I Met Your Mother"; especially when he mentions the bachelor party? hehe
Yeah, we'll probably have a goofy show every now and then (Halloween, April Fools Day, Holidays), maybe we should label them in the title so people know we're going to be a little less newsy and a bit more...pointless:P
Neil Patrick Harris modeled his character after Brian. True story.
Don't you see it?
They are AWESOME!
We need Brian in a suit to compare... A Barney-like suit... not too tied, a little bit lazy, but in a suit.
Suit up! (to say it in Barney's words)
So they just put a barcode sticker on the back of the device and service reads that ? Or how does it work exactly ?
There must be some connection if you want to drag and drop songs to a phone, no ?
I think the dragging/dropping of songs onto a phone was demoware meaning I don't think AT&T or Surface has built anything beyond prototypes of that yet. I could be mistaken though and they could be further along here.
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