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<p>Thank you for joining us at PDC2008.&nbsp; We hope you enjoyed engaging with Microsoft and the developer community around our latest Software &#43; Services announcements and offerings.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>The action continues on <a href="http://channel9.msdn.com/">Channel 9</a> and <a href="http://www.microsoftpdc.com/">
MicrosoftPDC.com</a> where you will find PDC2008 sessions and keynote recordings posted, as well as session PPT Decks, PDC Proceedings and more. &nbsp;In addition, all the press releases, bios, videos, and links to additional resources are available for you in the
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<p>Want to relive the good times we had this week? &nbsp;Check out and upload PDC2008-tagged pictures at
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<p>And don’t forget to save the date for PDC09:&nbsp; November 17-20, 2009 in Los Angeles. We look forward to seeing you next year.</p>
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Thank you for joining us at PDC2008.&amp;nbsp; We hope you enjoyed engaging with Microsoft and the developer community around our latest Software &amp;#43; Services announcements and offerings. 
&amp;nbsp; 
The action continues on Channel 9 and 
MicrosoftPDC.com where you will find PDC2008 sessions and keynote recordings posted, as well as session PPT Decks, PDC Proceedings and more. &amp;nbsp;In addition, all the press releases, bios, videos, and links to additional resources are available for you in the
Virtual Press Room. 
&amp;nbsp; 
Want to relive the good times we had this week? &amp;nbsp;Check out and upload PDC2008-tagged pictures at
Flickr. 
&amp;nbsp; 
And don’t forget to save the date for PDC09:&amp;nbsp; November 17-20, 2009 in Los Angeles. We look forward to seeing you next year. 
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 is being opened up to the developer community for the first time at PDC2008 with the limited release of the Microsoft Surface software development kit (SDK). The SDK will enable developers to build groundbreaking applications that take advantage of the unique
 attributes of Microsoft Surface, which include:<br />•&nbsp;<strong>Direct interaction</strong>:&nbsp; The ability to execute commands through gesture or touch, rather than via a mouse or keyboard<br />•&nbsp;<strong>Multi –touch</strong>:&nbsp; The ability to manipulate multiple on-screen items at once<br />•&nbsp;<strong>Multi-user</strong>:&nbsp; New collaborative computing scenarios made possible by Surface’s horizontal form factor<br />•&nbsp;<strong>Object recognition</strong>:&nbsp; Digital responses to objects placed on Surface – functionality that will ultimately permit the transfer of digital content
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      <description><![CDATA[Microsoft rallied software developers by sharing the first full public demo of Windows 7. Windows 7 extends developers’ investments in Windows Vista and encourages the creation of new applications and services for the Windows platform. PDC attendees will
 get the pre-beta build of Windows 7. Microsoft plans to release a full Windows 7 beta early next year.<br /><br />Windows 7 is designed to make everyday tasks faster and easier, and make new things possible for end users.&nbsp;It reflects an evolved approach to engineering that incorporates customer and partner feedback more closely into the development process. It will deliver
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<p>LOS ANGELES — Oct. 27, 2008 — Today, during a keynote speech, Ray Ozzie, Microsoft Corp.’s chief software architect, announced Windows Azure, the cloud-based service foundation underlying its Azure Services Platform, and highlighted this platform’s role
 in delivering a software plus services approach to computing. The Azure Services Platform is an industry-leading move by Microsoft to help developers build the next generation of applications that will span from the cloud to the enterprise datacenter and deliver
 compelling new experiences across the PC, Web and phone.</p>
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 in delivering a software plus services approach to computing. The Azure Services Platform is an industry-leading move by Microsoft to help developers build the next generation of applications that will span from the cloud to the enterprise datacenter and deliver
 compelling new experiences across the PC, Web and phone. 
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