Microsoft's Future Vision in HD Windows Home Concept

Le future des technologies de l'information selon Microsoft.

Windows integration into our everyday lives, is they key point in this awesome video.

Whether it be tablet PC's, surface computing, touch-based gestures or Data-Syncing across home networks, Microsoft's vision of the future is very promising. The Future is happening; The Future is Now.

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Microsoft Brain BBCI Technology Pinball Game

Brain computer interface pinball, playing pinball with your brain.
Brainpower With all this talking about the future we tend to forget the games of our past. Well this pinball machine’s brand new interface is one step ahead of modern day computers; it’s controlled by your brain.


Look, no hands!
The technology might be cutting edge, but it’s pretty easy to use. All you have to do is imagine using your right and left hands to flip the paddles and off you go, playing pinball with your brain. We’re just wondering what happens when you’ve had a couple of drinks, since most pinball machines are found in bars. Lets hope this thing doesn’t fry our future-brains if we lose!

Microsoft 1st Step for Future Dream Home Living Tomorrow House of the Future

Living Tomorrow was founded in 1991 by architects Frank Belien and Peter Bongers. Their mission was to create a platform on which several companies could show their innovative ideas. The first Living Tomorrow home was opened on the 16th of march 1995 in Vilvoorde. Bill Gates had the honor to open Living Tomorrow. This Project lasted until the year 2000 and was a big success. A second Living Tomorrow was opened and since 2007 it is already the third home that has opened its doors.

Innovations within Living Tomorrow
There are many innovative products in the Living Tomorrow house. Some are meant for everybody but there is also a project which is cold elderly home. This project specializes in letting elderly live independent in there homes for as long as possible. Much of those Living tomorrow innovations are also nice for everyone. Think of a self sustainable kitchen. It keeps records of what’s in storage and if products tend to run out, it orders new ones and let it be brought to your home. Even brushing your teeth becomes innovative with the special computer mirror. While standing in front of it, you can watch the news or look up the weather forecast.

Microsoft's Future Home

It talks, gives you fashion advice and reminds you when to take your medication. Microsoft's new home of the future shows how the company plans to incorporate technology into more areas of life over the next decade. Janet Galore, senior program manager of the Strategic Prototyping Group, gave us a look around some of the prototype features.

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Microosoft Future Dreams Plans Technology

Future dreams of Microsoft dream latest future dreams technology the future impossible high prograss lovely life.Three years ago, Bill Gates looked like a dummy for carrying around a tablet. Steve Jobs was ragging on netbooks and tablets when he was rolling out the MacBook Air. Now, eight months post-iPad, everybody’s pushing out tablets, and netbooks are looking very 2007. But any death notices anyone puts out for the netbook are premature.

Let’s check the numbers. One of the big research reports thrown around is from Forrester Research, which predicts that tablets will outsell netbooks by 2012, pass netbooks in total usage by 2014, and have a 23% share of all PCs (a category that for Forrester includes everything from a tablet on up) by 2015. By 2015, Forrester predicts, netbooks will only have 17 percent of the PC market, just behind desktops with 18 percent.

Wait a minute — 17 percent of all computers in 2015 will be netbooks? About as many netbooks as desktops? And the whole personal computing pie is going to continue to grow? Maybe this is silly, but — isn’t that still really, really good?

The tablet has mindshare, but not yet market share. Netbooks are already starting to strap on the powerful new dual-core mobile processors that will give them full computing parity with notebooks. And the two innovations of netbooks, small screens and small hard drives, have already come uncoupled — you have lightweight, large-screen/low-storage devices like the MacBook Air or Samsung N150 and compact, high-powered netbooks like the 250GB MSI Wind U160. They’re all getting better at managing battery life, too, which remains the real bane of all portable computers, netbook and tablet alike.






A glimpse into the future...

(Watch in HQ for much better video quality).

This video showcases Microsoft's vision for 2019, ten years into the future. There's some pretty cool stuff in this video. This video was presented at the 2009 Wharton Business Technology Conference by the President of Microsoft's Business Division, Stephen Elop.

Discuss what you think of these new leaps in technology in the comments section.