Technology Roundtable #1 | Technology Roundtable

Ion Todirel
buuu

cool stuff, thanks

jsampsonPC
SampsonBlog.com SampsonVideos.com

Any chance we can get a better quality video next time? I am already head-over-heals in love with the roundtable method of recording these videos, and I just got done telling my Head of Technology about roundtable, the device - he's excited too.

Love it! Great content too! Just too low quality Wink

littleguru
<3 Seattle

Cool content. I like Robert Hess. The video quality is bad... Don't know if this is a problem of the camcorder or the postprocessing.

raymond

Great premier episode. Smiley

Improve the sound, lighting and hair styles. Wink

Cool

zian
Exploding heads since 1988

What's with the cryptic filename? I don't have any idea what TR001 is.

Xaero_Vincent
Sexy me

zian wrote:
What's with the cryptic filename? I don't have any idea what TR001 is.

They want to avoid that 8.3 filename truncation. Wink

Charles
Welcome Change

As the RoundTable technology evolves so too will the quality of its output. This is not a ReadyForPrimeTime device. Not quite yet, as you can see.

It'll get better,

C

SecretSoftware
Code to live, but Live to code.

Robert Hess is cool. This interview is cool.

Here are some ideas as to the things that I am interested in.

1) C# team heads, + VB.NET team heads, discussing future of the .NET framework, did it achieve or reach the potential it was made for? Areas of improvment, adoption expecations versus actual restults. Did it basically live up to its expectations. Also what will come in C# 4.0, and VB.NET next.

2) How Multi-Core processing will affect the way we write applications. In the past decades , most people were not dealing with multiple threads in their applications. How will this affect C# and .NET in general, and the programming model in particular, and how transactions will come to play here.

3) Future of cryptography: As we have more powerful processing powers, what are the new stuff that will make online experiance secure and private?

4) Windows Vista design challenges and unexpected bumps during development. Where does Windows stand on security now as compared to its previous versions. Also, what about the content protection technology, is this bad or good?

5) How will online experiance , the web , will evolve. What are new visions that MS has that will make the future more interesting than it is already.

6) Software Technology meeting Biological Genetics: Basically bioinformatics and how software will simplify understanding of biological function at the gene level. What MS is doing to improve this growing field.

It would be very interesting for me to at least get one of these topics talked about in the Technology roundtable with Mr. Hess.

PS: Its nice to see Channel9 going to the next level in terms of content. Big Smile

staceyw
Before C# there was darkness...

Good video and good idea Robert! I am a .Net Show fan myself so nice to see ya on c9. The device seemed to work really well. It had the right calibration to switch pretty natural. I smell a Matrix cam coming Smiley

It would be cool if you could reverse one of the cameras and make that mirror a projector, so you could record, and mix-in various inputs like active talker's screen and project on the wall. Then you would truly only need this one device.