岸さん - Windows Rally デモンストレーション編
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Windows Rallyが切り開く簡単・確実・安全なホームネットワーク構築というテーマで岸さんにデモンストレーションを交えて説明していただきました。

Windows Rallyの技術全般については、長尾さんのインタビュービデオを合わせてご覧いただくとよくわかると思います。

このビデオでは、日本のパートナー企業様のデバイスを利用してWindows Rallyを使ってどのようにネットワークを構築できるかをお見せします。

10分2秒のビデオです。
関連サイト：
Windows Rally: デバイスの接続テクノロジ (日本語)
http://www.microsoft.com/japan/whdc/rally/default.mspx

For English audience:
This video is based on Japanese conversation only and no English subtitle available.  However, you can find that we used English version of Windows Vista and English version of device management console.

Kishi-san talks about Windows Rally technologies and shows the demo with real network devices produced by Japanese partners.
For overview of Windows Rally, Nagao-san's interview (Japanese conversation) is available on Channel 9.
The video duration is 10min. 2sec.

For more information about Windows Rally, please refer to the following URL.

Windows Rally: Connectivity Technologies for devices (English)
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/rally/default.mspx

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