When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films.
Today at the Wharton Business Technology Conference, Microsoft’s Business Division president Stephen Elop unveiled the latest production from Microsoft Office Labs called “2019″, starring stock photo men, women and children playing with the next-generation of communication, collaboration and production technologies. (via Steve Clayton)
Those with a keen eye and a good memory might recognize a few familiar concepts in this video already shown in earlier videos of the “envisioning” series, for example the future of personal health, having said that, I believe there’s still a couple of new never-before-seen concepts sliced between. Please correct me if I’m wrong. And I’m not wrong. Update below.
Update: I’ve been able to get my hands on the new “2019″ video in its full glory. This 5-minute long spectacle is available separately below. Some of the new technologies demoed including a “transparent wall” between two classrooms around the world, animated drawings, realtime conversation translations, surface displays, electronic boarding cards, transparent displays, mini projectors among many others. The electronic newspaper is definitely my favorite.
And for those who like to analyze every pixel as much as I do, here’s a couple screenshots I extracted from Stephen’s PowerPoint deck. An interesting future indeed.
131 Comments
tom
I am just wondering of they seem to be so good at predicting the future yet always under deliver…
… there seems to be a serious communications breakdown somewhere between innovation and realization…
Richard
Does anyone notice the guy in the red shirt was using Windows XP? 2019 and XP is still going to be use, that’s funny.
Zim
Great video. It’s inspiring. As usual, it won’t be like that, maybe we’ll be far from this idea. But it takes a picture of what we imagine as the future now, the same way we now remember the future was all about spaceships and living in the moon in the 80’s.
Slightly off-topic: WHY the list in the supermarket reorders and puts razor blades in the first place?!?!?!?!
Brandon
Well, if Microsoft could make clean functional neat UI like that, I’d be happy. I bet the future will look nothing at all like this.
Dorian Muthig
It reminds me of all those modern sci-fi movies. They’re all like using the current operating systems and what cannot be done with that is added with AfterEffects. Though, I like cutting boards getting converted into interactive touchscreens. Those mainly waste space at home.
I wonder how the transparent foil screens and glass surfaces display white, though. Up until now, I only know about mirror surfaces, that become displays after being lit with the light of a very bright display behind them. Not about glossy transparent to milky white or black, thus not being a lamp replacement. If they could just build glass, that’s reactive to touch and can block light completely, then I know what kinda stuff I’ll build my house with in some time.
Iff
Man, the future’s going to be full of fingerprints and smudges…
Murilo Silva
Is so far from becoming reality?
I don’t think so…..
pureelite
Well its very interesting but for example, the part where she has a touch newspaper… thats not really going to happen.
Sven
I’m guessing the huge screen in the aircraft will be limited to business class.
The absolute coolest part in the video though is that the aircraft itself appears to be a Boeing 787, or at least something that’s based on the 787’s interior (compare for example this image: http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/05/07/business/07boeing_CA0read y.html; the interior is identical to the one shown in the video except for the screens in the back of the seat).
I also like the concept of “smart furniture” that they seem to be pushing for. I doubt it will be that pervasive by 2019 though.
And yes, of course, the real future will be nothing like this.
Ronald
Any way we can download a high-res version? I wanna see it in full glory!
Bob
Yes, how can we get the video for ourselves to d/l and show to others?
Thanks,
Bob
theone3
Bob, grab the DownloadHelper extension for Firefox, download the flv, then play the video with VLC from VideoLan.org
Bob
theone3,
Thanks for the tip.
Anyway to get into WMP?
Bob
Vipralion
A lot of this is indeed familiar and I don’t think is very far from what could be in ten years.
The vision of a display in so many surfaces such as counter-tops and walls is something I’ve heard Bill Gates talk about before.
With devices such as Amazon’s Kindle here now, it’s not too difficult to merge advanced e-ink tech with multi-touch to enable something like the newspaper shown. Although I do feel that the use of the newspaper in the way shown wouldn’t be as practical and was more or less a visual tool as an easier to hold display might be more desirable considering displays being so available all around. Then again, perhaps some people would opt for that classic feeling of reading a newspaper.
With what we’ve seen from Microsoft in the form of Surface, the “Wall”, the Sphere, the latest tablet software they had shown at CES that made learning more connected, and so on, it’s apparent that Microsoft see’s where it wants to go and is already working towards the means to accomplish that. This video is giving everyone else a very clear idea of what that vision is.
Overall, a lot of this is what I feel is a more realistic vision into the next decade as much of what you see in the video is already on it’s way in a much less sleek and prevalent form now, but nonetheless, on the path to this glimpse into the near-future.
wojtekmaj
Welcome back Long
archmond
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Jay
excellent ! it’s all the concept I have already been reading about in a single scenario video.
I think that we are closer to this than ever… 2019 is too far.. I guess 2015 is more realistic… each of these concepts are already well working.. like foldable paper and things like that… it just needs to appear in our everyday life.
Ben
pretty cool, but that’ll never happen in 10 years. 10 years ago, computers were basically the same as they are now. Sure, we have a little more eye candy in the UI, but that’s nothing. The general population is too uncaring about technology and too conservative and unwilling to try new things to move technology ahead at the pace we could achieve. We could probably have some of this stuff NOW, but no one is willing to take the risk and be first.
Gustav Mahler
I suspect that in the future airports and air travel, as depicted, will be a thing of the past.
Sven
Ben, I think you’re underestimating how much has changed in the last ten years. In 1999, nobody I knew had a mobile phone. PDAs were bulky monochrome devices that only company executives could afford. Portable music players were still primarily walkman, discman and the occasional mini-disc player (I had one of those).
Internet was mostly dial-up (iirc I had ISDN at the time, or maybe 256kbps cable, I don’t remember). You didn’t have Internet on telephones, you didn’t have wireless access at Starbucks. I regularly use Skype to talk to my family at home, 9000km away, for free; ten years ago we didn’t have that (or whatever there was was very low quality).
Most people had 15 or 17″ CRT monitors, TVs were also CRT; today’s massive widescreen monitors and HDTVs would’ve looked just as unbelievable back then as the “window-monitors” in this video do now. Think of digital TV with integrated programme guides and interactive content and hard disk recorders and TiVos instead of VHS.
Cars with satellite navigation; would you have thought that a big LCD screen built into the dashboard would be normal on most cars ten years ago? How about the heads-up-display that some high-end cars have nowadays that will undoubtably make their way into the regular models some day. Ten years ago you couldn’t download a podcast to your iPod and put it in the docking station in the car to listen to it on the way to work.
Don’t underestimate change just because Windows still looks basically the same.
David
If ever any of this makes it to the mainstream market, I’ll eat my face.
YvesMeers
Multi-touch from Apple.
The rest will be a “at least 5 years behind Apple”-Scenario…
Jet20
What I find most ironic is that this, and many other visions, comes from Microsoft… Research. We all know who will commercialize and popularize all this stuff. It will be Apple.
Microsoft had multi touch long before the iPhone and has innovated many other technologies through its research unit but never managed to make viable products out of these. It kinda shows the notion of non-innovating but business-savvy Microsoft and innovating but niche-claiming Apple is not true at all anymore.
The day Microsoft stops being so timid about introducing new technologies and enables a direct and fast channel between its research and production units will be the day this company won’t be perceived as the slow outpaced copy cat anymore. A day to fear for Apple.
Karma Parmar
This all looks so neat but so complicated to use.
Derek Clarke
The thought of Windows For Coffee Cups does make me worry a little about the cost of dropping one…
Anthony
THe UI is so slick and simple looking. bold colours and easy to read fonts- none of this fancy Aero glass crap we’re receiving through Vista/7. And Apple seems to be the ones bringing all this innovation to the general user. Still nothing beats the internet experience of the iPhone to this day though some devices are catching up. Also in 1999 few people had mobile phones; now theyre cramming 12mp cameras into them and GPS is so yesturyear!
Blair
Exciting video, we have a lot to look forward to. Thank God that creativity is not dead just yet.
off-topic: Anyone know what music was used in the clip? I really like it.
Sun
Wow… I guess… 50 years ago… some people laughed.. we some people said u cud carry millions of pages in a little thing which is the size lor ur little finger…
Dave
Awesome montage
I hope we get to this soon.
Thijs
Love the video and love the vision it represents; keep up the good work! We need more Jules Verne spirit.
flannel
Nice video, thanks for this and I look forward to watching it play out.
Michael K Pate
As I watched it, I was comparing it to the old Apple Knowledge Navigator video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WdS4TscWH8. The stunning difference here – there is none of the HAL-level AI that is so famous in that video. Everything action here is being driven by the users as they interact with the UIs rather than magically appearing.
This one actually looks like it might be possible someday using existing technologies rather than just hoping that lots of things that haven’t been invented yet occur.
JeanPhilippe
@Michael K Plate
Interesting comment, let’s see:
Apple:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WdS4TscWH8
Sun:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKJNxgZyVo0
I think a lot of those future “visions” fails on one major point the input of Data,
But they are kind of ok on the Display, a lot of what Microsoft is displaying seems to be in reach again to display information, but of course they will not have this very glamor look.
Like 20 years ago a lot of people were thinking voice would be the main way to interact with computers (too much startrek ?), I think we are stuck with keyboards for a long time… (Touch screen are not cutting it, they are working well to display information somehow but not to input a lot of data)
Johny C
Bravo,
It’s all about display, Display & DISPLAY.
UI, touch & choiced.
Nick Carchidi
I have posted the Montage Video in high quality on YouTube, for everyone’s viewing pleasure.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxVS5nYFnkA&fmt=18
Great post Long!
Bill Grant
Zim, I think the grocery store list re-ordered to be in the order of the aisles. Right now I’ve been using GroceryIQ on my iPhone to handle the order of the aisles at my grocery store, but it is a major pain in the butt.
Of course in 10 years I would hope we would always be ordering our food online and then picking it up packaged already, if not delivered!
Love the video — in particular I like how our lives are organized better, for example two people sitting together and a history of their communication is recalled, or mom better connected with her kids and school. Very nice.
JoshB
Trackback http://nui.joshland.org/2009/03/microsoft-office-labs-vision-of-2019.h tml
Vipralion
The re-ordering of the grocery list was done to optimize the path for the customer to take in order to avoid unnecessary backtracking and whatnot.
It’s yet another vision in the video that I have seen previously in other Microsoft concept videos. In fact, after a quick search, they simply re-used some of the footage in the previous concept video entitled “Retail Future Vision” and looks to be 5 years old. (Watch on Microsoft Video here: http://www.microsoft.com/video/en/us/details/230765a5-e50d-42d9-8a53-4 024027cdb86)
It’s interesting to see how a difference of 5 years adds so much more sleekness and cool factor to the interfaces in the videos eh?
Harrison
I see in chinese in the end of the first video it says : One Dream. I guess alot of chinese people were used in the making of this video LOL
Greymouse Teleconference
I cant wait to see how different the future actually is compared to this video.
i hope devices get cheap enough for everyone to have a card wallet in a single card.
(im sure this could just be a phone though as well, as everyone has one of them)
t4inc
It’d be funny if, in the midst of the touchscreen demo, the glass surfaces suddenly froze and showed the BSOD… the sad bit’s that it’s not inconceivable, given MSFT’s history, that this could happen.
Hayweed
Now you only have to wait for Apple to actually make it happen and then Microsoft can they copy it.
This is just MSFT vaporware to make IT people feel good but they will never make this stuff work. And if they do Apple will do it at least 2 years ahead of them.
I would call it the MSFT pipe dream
iamliving
Holy shit I OWN the future. It’s right here plugged into my iMac syncing my music library, videos, contacts appointments, books, news articles!
Matt Simmons
They got it all except the bash shell interface…
secretGeek
clearly some of this was inspired by Soak!
Therapeutic Caffeine
I don’t see the practical use of the newspaper use it this video. If everything can be accessed from the front page, then what the heck are the rest of them for? And the one thing I hate about traditional newspapers is that they’re so big and awkward to hold, always folding over when I don’t want them to. Also you have to go flipping through those big hefty pages to continue reading the cover story on some 10 pages through. I honestly don’t know what you see in that, Long. The concept of virtual paper seems nice, but in that application, not so much.
The Card Wallet idea was pretty cool. I could totally see my dad using that, since he’s always digging through his wallet looking for the right card among dozens. It would be nice if it also implemented the Microsoft Tag technology, so you scan someone’s business card and add it to your deck. And of course, the ability to sort and organize them.
I also really like the tablet-type multitouch interface the woman on the plane was using. A very nice interface, with controls that work very smoothly. I’d love to see a finished version of that computer on my desk, right now.
However the one thing I’ve enjoyed the most about this video is the clean, natural, and friendly GUIs. They used actual colors, instead of Glass (MS Aero) or brushed steel (Apple Brushed Steel). Glass and steel are used in sky scraping office buildings, and feel very cold. The warm colors used in this GUI gives a very zen feeling, which is perfect for Home use and also makes Office work much less stressful.
If only they could deliver a finished product like this. I don’t know what’s up with the serious disconnect between concept and final production is at Microsoft, but they need to unclog their pipes. Either that, or stop torturing us with what we can’t have.
Philip Hawkins
The simplicity, beauty and intuitiveness of the several user interfaces make me smile. The realization that the value of every written word and drawn line is enhanced the more directly it touches my senses encourages me. The potential for a disconnect between the production of knowledge and its presentation leaves me wondering what Marshall McLuhan would say.
Cullen D
@Therapeutic Caffeine The way I see it is that there is too great of a risk to make the jump to some of these interfaces. You loose legacy applications, and introduce a severe learning curve. They can’t just jump from what we have now, to something like this. Maybe in the future there will be a solution. But not yet..
David
Id be afraid to move in case I set something off.
FHD
Someone has Microsoft’s vision of future (i.e. 2009) when they were in 1999 ?
That will be interesting to know what have they achieved so far of that vision and that will be a test of their ability to materialize their concepts.
Israel
It’s funny to me how Microsoft will think of all these amazing things, yet they can not deliver. If anything like this is to ever happen I have my money bet on that Apple will be the one doing the innovating while Microsoft stays doing the visualizing.
Quikboy
I’m at least happy that there’s someone at Microsoft with some real design talent. They did a good job with these mock-ups.
Even if the actual devices never make it, I do hope the user interfaces come through. I thought they looked pretty neat.
GibboH
It all looks great but I think they forgot to include one thing, its Microsoft and not once in that 5 minute video did anything crash!
Mohammad Haadi Subedar
An excellent mind improvised for the Vision- I must say!
Nothing in this world is Impossible in today’s world for a Human mind to achieve.
Remember If a drop-out would not have comw up with the vision, I would not have been here for you!
Nuninho1980
I love too still monitor CRT 21″.
Amit
A dream from MS for 2019, still playing with touch screen? I would prefer to dream about speech going to be more powerful tool. Why to translate just languages typed naturally, wouldn’t it be better to dream about speaker speaking one language and some kind of speech grabber translating it in different languages as per listeners preference? Any over to air transport protocol would be able to make communication happening without any communication barrier so it seems quite attainable.
And anyhow Apple has already provided the touch, drag-drop, movement detection using sensors and nice UI experience to user in itouch and laptops. give me something really amazing..:)
lukas2k
Where are the poor people of the future? Seems to me that to get those you’ll have to be filthy rich…
XiaoL
It looks like in the future Microsoft has decided to purchase Adobe.
Thumbs up for UI. Thumbs down for the lack of audio analysis.
josh
“Where are the poor people of the future? Seems to me that to get those you’ll have to be filthy rich…
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lol, remember most of the common devices now? which where only accessible by rich folks 10 years ago? heck 19″ LCD’s were costing around $6000 back around that time if I remember those ibms right
randy
nice vision. of course it won;t be so perfect as there are so many issues to overcome; ease of integration, ease of adoption, IP, adoption of standards, accessibility, green issues. but these are all social problems. the technology is coming. nokia are working on a phone similar to the one in the video, the newspaper could be realised using OLEDs, i noticed microsoft’s photosynth software in there somewhere
Crowd Control
A big part of why these visions of the future seem so appealing is the lack of crowds in all the scenes.
Unless something seriously bad happens, the population density will look nothing like this footage which reminds me of 1950’s levels.
Really wish it was a simple as everyone realizing that 1 kid per couple for a few generations would help solve so many of our problems.
ryan
Can you imagine the p0rn!?
Garry G
Love it…
It’s time to push forward on OLEDs and Post PC era interfaces…
Well done… very inspirational…
Garry G
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Matt
Does anyone know what song is playing in the background? (Assuming it’s not a custom track Microsoft made.)
Nick Carchidi
@Matt,
I believe it is a custom made, Microsoft track… But don’t count on my knowledge to be 100% accurate. I also believe that Long is doing an interview w/some guys from Office Labs who created the video. Maybe you can ask Long to ask them.
Josh Fogarty
Did anyone notice how stereotypical(name wise) Microsoft was?
Jered
I would love to see a re-edit of this modified to show how the products will actually be delivered by Microsoft, with 20 pieces of partner nagware installed on every device, intrusive, flow-disrupting pop-ups, and other compromise-driven junk. While the people who build these visions have a singular view, the way Microsoft internally operates is so corrupted by consensus group-think that delivery fails. Consider the classic “Microsoft designs the iPod package” video — produced within Microsoft to lampoon this broken culture. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXAcwriid0) They haven’t learned.
Matthew
Anyone else find it funny that in the photo on the left (some sort of elementary classroom tablet) the search interface on the bottom is the same as a the mac search interface?
tagno25
So this future Microsoft envisions apparently does not include them, because they would have to go open source to have a world like this exist (or else risk everything being stolen!).
I am just guessing here but cant a Linux Distro do 70%-80% of what is in this video within 6 months? The only limitation to 100% is the Physical devices.
The biggest surprise is that Microsoft thinks that they will exist after they remove support for XP.
Jug
Many of these concepts shown depend on multiple companies cooperating under common standards. For example, the credit card thing. Would all providers making use of cards for payment start cooperating under a common standard and start shipping such improved cards? No, it’s not that easy.
To me, this is more like a vision about technology advances in an utopia, where nothing need to cost money, and everyone is cooperating for a maximum speed in technological advances. It’s just not happening.
In 2019, I imagine us still swearing about spam (due to all ISP’s and mail providers in the world not uniting behind a common antispam solution like DomainKeys — yes, the technology is already here guys — it’s not a technological problem!), still sweaing about slow connections and sites down (because broadband connections cost money), and still not relying on technology this much (in turn because of connections and sites going down), etc, etc.
This is not a real world scenario, this is about Microsoft doing PR to promote an image as a visionary and modern company.
Samuel Ryan
Note to self; develop liquid for removing the chance of finger print smudges; dip finger in and creates an easily removable seal over the tip of finger to remove chances of smudging. Liquid should be reusable.
I’m on to a winner!
JJ
There’s only on company in the future to offer these kind of solutions “microsoft”
Claudia
There is no future here. What’s the change exactly? A thinner screen? Come on!!!
Seriously we need to strive for evolution to humanize communication rather than keeping ourselves as isolated and limited as we are already. It’s not humanly natural to sit during the whole day and type – regardless how sleew the keyboard/screen is – movement and physical interaction need to be integrated in this game…
Tacky predictions for such an amazing AfterEffects touch.
Erick Lamothe
An interesting view of the future which is heavily reliant on windowing interfaces to negotiate with digital data. There are other ways to complement this approach.
It also makes bold assumptions about the widescale affordability of such technology in the social and economic environment.
Jon
What? No electric cars?
Meanwhile…..back in 2009 my Windows XP just froze up again……..
If this is Micrscoff’s vision of the future….can’t wait to see Apples’!!!!
Nanni
Nice spot, but what about taking a look at what APPLE is doing NOW? It seems more interesting and real than the Windows sci-fi spots. And those who tried Vista know what I’m talking about…
Jack
Nanni, nanni, nanni. Apple is a company that while shows of some pretty interesting tech, is woefully behind the times. The trade flexibility for style. Classic example? Air. lack of functionality and durability to make it thinner. Until Dell came along and showed how lame Apple really was.
Jack
Another thing,has Apple really done anything different than BSD?
Sounds like alot of people who love the dying fish the is apple can’t let it go.
Mark Sage
Very interesting and all very possible. I’m sure it was AT&T which many years ago linked two offices using video conferencing technology to allow people to “meet” randomly at the water cooler from different locations… not unlike Microsoft’s virtual classrooms. Fujitsu amongst others have demonstrated flexible, paper like colour displays which retain and hold the image with no power and can be changed when required – just like the airline ticket and newspaper. I do like the context sensitive displays which can understand how they are being held and over what – very cool – and also already demonstrated within school books which come to life when viewed through special glasses. Ironically the real innovation here is the user interface.
Shafeek Hamza
wow, its amazing, I hope while Microsoft and other companies made this to life, Earth Will be a peace full place to live all humans,
, My Wish Microsoft Mean time give a support to make a peace full planet to live for Human,
A_Flama
It would be great to be part of this “futuristic” world!!!
Nice videos!!!
Hedge
What’s scary is, all this stuff exists, but we can’t actually have it yet. Technology advances INCREDIBLY fast, but the big people at the top of chain assume that we, the consumer, have tiny brains that would explode if we see something that’s far too advanced for our feeble minds to comprehend. We just sit here and wait for them to release it bit by bit, as opposed to just dumping the whole lot down right now!
togg719
lol no one needs this
Chris
At the 1:02 mark. They don’t show the cover, but that book is definitely Cradle to Cradle by McDonough and Braungart (http://www.mcdonough.com/cradle_to_cradle.htm). It’s the bible of sustainability, nice subliminal use of it in the video.
Muzie
I see a lot of “we’ll never get this in ten years” comments. Well, this is our future, our world. It will be what we make it to be. We each have our little part in this becoming the future or not.
All the technologies behind this are available now, in smaller scale. The main challenges are integration, production costs and cultural acceptance.
Although I doubt this technology will ubiquitous everywhere, I think those that stay at the cutting edge will have similar environments.
ed
promises, promises… MS ALWAYS fails to deliver on everything they do! anyone own a zune?! how about a xbox 360?! they cant even get these to work! MS is just plain full of ****. i hear bill gates wife is lusting for and ipod.
Nik Daum
While some of this stuff is very cool, I can only imagine it working if somehow computer bugs get dealt with better. I don’t want to see BSOD of my coffee mug, newspaper, etc. Or do I?
amit chaudhary
was very good and inspiring.. it should give a idea to entrepreneurs where the future is…
hospedagem
WOW! Amazing future…
Let’s go there!
blitz
Why the girl’s name at 23 seconds is ANITA SARKOSI ???
I don’t want a world where everybody’s name is SARKOSI !!!
HELP !!!! That’s a global conspiration or what,
after France microsoft whant to put Sarkosy everywhere ????
HELP !!!! one disaster is enought …….
barry
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michael
Looks like a better experience of interacting with technology, but what about better interaction with life? Is being ordered by your to do list to take certain aisles in the market a good thing? Maybe your next love is in an aisle not on the list.
Ricardo
Muito loko o vídeo !!! Fiquei boladão com esse vídeo, será maneiro se no futuro tudo for assim ….
miki
I’m just wondering how they want to power it by electricity
Anyway, I really like those thin glass devices, I can imagine it’s like tough glass. This future requires a “Big Brother”, or really well-thinked linking between applications.
zipota
This video is so sad. So that’s it, the future is just gonna be full of screens, screens everywhere, for everything. That is pathetic and really hope I’ll be dead by that time. on the other hands, 20 years ago we were supposed to drive flying cars in 2000….
iNTENZe
OMG. If the world were to be controlled by technology. It would be so scary!!!
If everything had fingerprints on it.. Any cop can catch any bad guy just in a snap.
Soo what is this technology gonna be powered by?? solar energy??
Ugh I don’t know if this is a good thing or a bad thing..
Chris
It’s all very very well having all this wonderful technology. But if that’s the quality and style of “music” in 10 years time there is no hope for the human race.
We would all have our ears surgically removed to avoid that horrible noise effectivily wiping out eons of evolution that created verbal communication.
Well done Microsoft
zipota
Oh dear, you microsoft fanboys just need to get a life.
There’s more on earth tahn this kind of technology.
Nairb
I didn’t bother to read the entire list of replies but surely must have mentioned this:
This technology + Microsoft = Epic Fail
alternatively,
This tech + Microsoft = Apple
also see,
2049
Anduin Arilan
You people give apple WAAAAAAAAAY too much credit.
Apple has a trend of putting great technology into a simplified user interface. But thats about the scope of their power/influence
Microsoft a great history of putting great technology into ugly packages. But this is a very fixable problem (ie hire better designers) I guess you guys don’t remember any of Longhorn concept PC’s. made by the same company which design the XBOX 360. Those designs were awesome.
Apple has not ‘invented’ anything since the Cube. What usually happens is they take tech and put it into shiny, good looking simple solutions, which is fine, just not for me. Apple innovates, but hardly invents anything.
Microsft has support for tablet pc’s (non-existent from apple) Blu-Ray support, (non-existant from Apple), invented the foundations of AJAX (HTTPREQUEST), and managed to get their OS into 97% of all computers out there, a goal Jobs himself wanted to accomplish.
Microsoft is still relevant in emerging technology today, and will be for the future. But they dont copy anymore than any other tech company out there (I’m looking at you Apple).
Now lets hope someone comes along with a fingerprint less compliant surface for touch devices. Here’s for hoping.
lululover
tres bien. super site .
GS
Wow, look at all the stupid Apple fan-boys. Why are you even here? Oh wait, because Apple god did not give you a popscile. Go away, idiots. Find your white porcelain potty that Jobs gave you to crap on.
krisdestruction
stupid apple….
wreiad
Everything has a smooth, Zune-like look. This could be “Microsoft midori”.
Manuel Mora
Good Video! And yes, they use Windows XP in 2019! xDD
ROP5
The problem with MS is. They don´t know anything about hardware. That´s why they don´t build good software.
Pejeppeter
The funny thing is that there isnt a single commercial popup .. how believable is that?
No big logo etched into the cyberwall. No “would you like to buy more?”
And no crappy looking anything – kids draw like crap and everyone leaves fingerprints – the movie completely lack everyday-ness.
What IS believable is the lack of shortcuts and slow oneway graphic interfaces (note how mellow and relaxed all the people are – try that for a hectic workday)
And we will all die of touch-transmitted diseases.
Deleo
Most of the future technologies they are showcasing in this video are based on hardware improvements and not software. You could probably do a lot of the software design that is shown in the video today. All of the eye candy in that video had to do with new devices and displays based on e-ink, plastic based transistors etc. These things will develop over time, but I am not sure how much Microsoft will have to do with them. Still, I think it’s a great video for inspiration about where things can go.
Charlie
Clearly this is not what 2019 will be like, things don’t move (and get integrated into real life) quickly enough for it to happen. But that said, I think it’s worth applauding Microsoft for this demo. Or more to the point the people in Microsoft that envisioned this. It just goes to show that there are very clever people still at Microsoft. It definitely inspires me to see this kind of thing. It doesn’t matter whether Microsoft actually builds this stuff themselves or not. The fact that they threw it out there for the world to decide what to do with it is admirable in itself. It promotes creativity, the entrepreneur, and movement in the right direction.
John
Not really possible until Nanotechnology becomes a norm, until then, it’s pure science fiction.
Long Zheng
I’ve been told the soundtrack is composed by Mark Walk.
Sasmito Adibowo
Sun did this kind of video concept 15 years ago with their Starfire Movie and the technology is still not there yet.
http://www.asktog.com/starfire/
Rishi Sharma
Surface and touch.Very human but still the six sense piece is missing in equation.
Human interact trough gesture … devices need to learn the more human way to interact.
We at Microsoft will get there.
Elite
Very interesting but I doubt that all of this will happen.
Specially the newspaper.
Kudos for the video.
David B
I kind of like the look of having all those plants on top of the buildings, from an aesthetic point of view. I could care less about the environmental impact of it. That said, I say we’ll be to this point easily by 2015. Adding touch/display surfaces to every day objects is already well on its way, and I can’t wait to see how it is utilized, especially when more open source variations of it happen.
Exciting stuff.
Gamma Sharma
I wanted to see the future totally dispatching its dependencies from the exaustable power supplies. I wanted to see Microsoft leading the was for the “Green Republic” deriving power from sources lide Solar, Tidal, Wind and Ecothermal sources.
We want more of the weareable and augmented reality type of technology. Office of the future is the Home Office concept where ppl dont have to travel and can spend more time with the real family than the virtual world. The Virtual world must help men get freedom from physical work and make him more inclined to the natural world and to the real world around him.
Alex Sánchez Montalvo
Es una buena idea, pero sin embargo esto tiene varios factores internos, como invertir en estos productos tecnologicos los cuales seran costosos por la alta tencologia que se emplea, capacitacion de empleados de los cuales deberan ser personas calificadas con un buen grado de estudios, asi mismo pudiera ser en un futuro todas estas cosas, pero dudo que sea ahora y sobre todo lo del periodico.
I think is a good idea, i but doubt that all of this will happen, Specially the newspaper. So, if in the future happen this things…. we will need more skills for this and the prices over this products will be very expensives….
Freddie Beasley
The digital newspaper is not really that far off the NY Times and other major newspapers are already digital and update daily to devices that may not be as cool ,yet, but the amazon “Kindle” updates daily and has full newspapers and books and a multitude of media. were not that far off from many of the advances displayed.
Stephen
Yay for Hong Kong Airport! And The city view they made with the plants.
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Qaiser Qureshi
Its showing that comming world will be so innovative. Great Work.
Anyr
Wow. Almost all of the technology already exists in some platform or another. Touch screens, well, how long have we had those? iPhone/iPod Touch being major innovators in touch screen to the general populace (what can I say, Apple spends more on marketing?)
e-Ink technology is one step away from making a digital newspaper a reality.
But this will very likely never be a reality. Not everyone in the world can afford these technologies, and older homes would have to have radical changes to implement these kind of appearances. If they took the appearance of today’s housing and businesses and then add these technologies, it’ll be closer to possible visionary implementation. Glass displays, more likely to be a form of crystal rather than glass actually, are not really logical to use. The only thing that glass would allow you to do is to have a better appearance for when the display is no longer in operation. The whole “fingerprint thing”… well, they do have anti-oil surfaces (like subway cars in New York to be anti-grafiti) so fingerprints cut down to almost nothing. Glass displays would be more prone to complete destruction if an accident happened (LCDs not so much). The multi-touch table display they showed already exists.
In fact, most of these technologies exist, they just need the software to be able to do the stuff shown in these kind of future looks. The operating systems and other software pieces to interact like these and look like these is all that is really needed. The transfer of one thing from a display to another hasn’t been created, as far as I am aware, but a simple sub-dermal implant of some kind could use a static, or even RF technology, to transfer data to your finger and then to the next screen you touch. All this stuff is feasible, but the software interaction needs to be written
Mike
am Wondering How Microsoft Have all These Ideas and it cant Fix The OS’s Which we use Right Now until now The BSOD Is Appearing b4 5 min I got 1 lol
Alex
…A bit like the world made of iPhones – I hope I don’t detect the presence of the green eyed monster!
Chris
It looks all nice and good, but how would you power such small things? i’m sure the energy costs would be enormous and charging would be hard. Also, it seems a bit Big Brotherish, being able to know the location of others and what they did or were doing. I’m sure it’s possible to create a future like this, but not in 10 years. it would take at least 15 to develop and market to a cheaper audience. Either way, good luck Microsoft.
I Love Trance
Whats the name of the song ???? drooling over this video
shannon
This video is slick, attractive and …………….. creepy. The technology advances clearly make the human mind (except for the creators of the technology) tapioca pudding. Apparently all you need to do in the future is push buttons and touch screens. Great. Notice how the zombie in the airport doesn’t even know where the f to go when walking to his plane. He needs a big cursor to help him. God save us all from this e-madness. I love how these idiotic marketing videos always pull in some picture of a forest or garden at some point. As though anyone who becomes a thumbing e-bazoon even knows how to grow anything or heaven forbid- get dirty. (Oh, that’s for the Mexican labor, sorry! i’m busy earning $250,000/yr pretending to be useful). Or really knows anything about being green beyond putting the right waste into the right bin.
no, i’m not cynical. i’m realistic. wake up people- this is the matrix.
Garry Claridge
Silicon Graphics have been working with these concepts for many years now! Nothing original
angry catalan
So essentially Microsoft’s idea of “the future” is widespread use of iPhone-like devices. When iPhones stop costing as much as a desktop computer everything will be like this – I was expecting something more futuristic. I don’t see why everyone seems to be so surprised.
As for the “video newspaper” – OLEDs were invented in the early 80s, and it won’t take long to perfect polymer LEDs – so a paper-thin, bendable display which needs no backlight is perfectly feasible by 2019 (and earlier – in fact a number of companies including Sony have already showcased quite a few demo models.)
sameer Al zadjali
Very beautiful and the summit of progress Thanks to Microsoft
Rasha.A
Frankly magnificence .. .. and I agree with Microsoft that there are smart people imagine what is possible
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[...] don’t really have enough time or focus in that area, but i came across these videos on the I started something blog showing some of the ideas and vision of the next generation of communication, collaboration [...]
Marc’s Voice » Blog Archive » Beginning of March ‘09 blogging
[...] Pitching the future always works – and Microsoft is building it [...]
Intelligent Artifice / Bookmarks for March 1st through March 3rd
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – A pretty cool concept video showing computing technology in 2019. Via Aubrey. [...]
Vídeo: Como a Microsoft vê o futuro » Guia do PC
[...] Daqui 10 anos não andaremos em caros voadores – ainda. Entretanto, uma espécie de GPS nos guiará em grandes lojas, facilitando a vida de todos. Enfim, confira trechos do belo trabalho realizado pela Microsoft Office Labs divulgado na web logo abaixo. O vídeo completo, exibido no evento, pode ser conferido na fonte dessa notícia. [...]
The Business Creative » Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 montage + video - istartedsomething
[...] Future Vision Montage [via.] This entry was posted on 3 March 2009 at 4:05 pm, filed under Found and tagged innovation, [...]
Microsoft’s Touchy Future « Jorge on Good Ideas
[...] Istartedsomething via VentureBeat [...]
Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) « Clazie
[...] Watch the video and learn more here: http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
A future vision « Welcome @ Kuyten.com
[...] Watch the complete movie. [...]
The Microsoft Office Labs Vision 2019 | Interaction Design Umeå
[...] Cynicism aside, there are a lot of ideas here and it’s worth taking a look. You can watch an extended version here. [...]
MSFT OfficeLabs vision for the future « David Brandt
[...] at iStartedSomething they have a few videos about how Microsoft envisions the [...]
Footsteps
A Glimpse into the Future…
I have a bit of a love hate relationship with Microsoft. Having worked on Microsoft products for over 18 years I know my way around them and the knowledge of them provides me with a fairly good living. The hate bit is that some of the products are jus…
O futuro segundo a Microsoft (2019) « Charles Cadé Weblog / Comunicação, tecnologia e criatividade [charlesc.com.br]
[...] Aqui você confere uma versão maior (mais de cinco minutos). [...]
dandelion's log » 【あの楽器】OSC（Open Sound Control）勉強中（４）
[...] 単なるコンセプトデモでは終わって欲しくないなー Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething Video: Future Vision Montage ********************************* digitalexperience » Blog [...]
Microsoft 2019 «
[...] MY LORD!!! Click here for more [...]
Como será o Office do futuro?
[...] Divirtam-se com o vídeo: http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -201... [...]
The Future of Interaction | Rolf Piechura - Online Concept Developer
[...] via I started something, where you will find an extended version of the [...]
Februari Inspiration
[...] cool short movie. Headtracking with AG. When will we see the first websites using headtracking? Vision 2019 by Microsoft Lab. ← Logotype [...]
Microsoft 2019 - StrafeRight Forums
[...] in his comment in ventrilo, it’s a concept video from Microsoft about what 2019 might look like… Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething there’s two videos at the above site, make sure you watch the second one, as it’s the full five [...]
Microsoft Office Labs 2019: El futuro según Microsoft « elblogdeponja
[...] Link: Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (I Started Something) (vía @yira_albornoz) [...]
Design by Space and Gesture
[...] UPDATE: 5min version via I Started Something. [...]
R.Seiji » links for 2009-03-04
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films. (tags: hybrid concept) [...]
News from the Microsoft Futurists: A Cool Montage and Video of Visions of Clean Technology in 2019 | Eco Friendly Mag
[...] presents it’s vision of the year 2019, and I’m so pleased to see some thinking on the green tech side, as I’ve tried to [...]
The future according to Microsoft « Steve Grossman
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething [...]
A vision of future: The year 2019 per Microsoft
[...] found the video via Incubaweb,Steve’s clayton blog, and Istartedsomething , you can check their posts to find other opinions about [...]
Microsoft Gave A Public Showing Of Its Futurologist Vision Of 2019? | Internet Heaven
[...] I think that this is an awesome video that I should share with you. It’s about Microsoft Imagines the Year 2019. Seriously you must watch this video. Check it out. [...]
A Glimpse Ahead | eTrecos
[...] can’t wait for this future! The blog I started something has one more future. I hope is not far [...]
CMDaily » De glazen bol van Microsoft
[...] Bronnen: Marketingfacts en I Started Something [...]
NEXT Generation User Experience. « Atit
[...] March 5, 2009 in Uncategorized Found the next generation video on http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video [...]
O mundo em 2019 pela Microsoft « Cinco Folhas
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 [...]
Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 « Martin Wolske’s Weblog
[...] (ICT) in 10 years. A short version as well as the five minute version can be found online at http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/. I found the five minute version well worth the time. Youth crossing [...]
» When Microsoft decides to imagine the future…
[...] the 5-minute long version visit here [...]
Mr Clarkson’s Blog » Where do you want to go tomorrow?
[...] have produced a video of what they think 2019 might look like for schools, businesses and travellers. There are some [...]
A Microsoft Future at zerogstudios
[...] five minute version can be found here Filed under General [...]
First Day Blog » Microsoft’s future-vision video
[...] of EffectiveUI’s developers, Anthony Smith, forwarded a link out to everyone in the company for a video Microsoft produced showing their vision for potential [...]
Microsoft’s vision: ubiquitous display technology » Nieman Journalism Lab » Pushing to the Future of Journalism
[...] a full 5-minute version, with an expanded version of the e-newspaper scenario at 4:10, have a look here (scroll down to the second [...]
microsofter side at most of you are average
[...] a bad display of what the future could look like, thanks to Microsoft. Via Istartedsomething « sick [...]
The Future from Microsoft | Choc Chip multimedia | Small business website design specialists
[...] you can view the full 5-minute clip in higher res here. Add new [...]
Microsoft’s Office Labs vision 2019 « DLF
[...] article and video link This entry was posted on Friday, March 6th, 2009 at 12:52 pm, is tagged , and is filed under [...]
Intel Software Network Blogs » Intel “2019″
[...] the Microsoft “2019″ video and then maybe comment on where you see Intel and our technologies being in [...]
El 2019 de Microsoft
[...] Para coparse con una versión más larga, pueden ingresar en I Started Something [...]
Cum vede Microsoft viitorul nostru digital | Feeder
[...] via istartedsomething Tags: microsoft, [...]
LINKS | for February 26th through March 5th | byJoeyBaker
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething [...]
adaptive path » blog » Adaptive Path » Signposts for the Week Ending March 6, 2009
[...] of tomorrow, we’ve been watching Microsoft’s latest 2019 concept video, even the parts that were in the 2004 concept [...]
Dunia Kita di Tahun 2019, Menurut Microsoft « Just Read IT!!!
[...] Klik di sini! [...]
2019, segun Microsoft | arturogoga
[...] Pueden ver una versión más larga, en I Started Something [...]
First Day » Microsoft’s future-vision video
[...] of EffectiveUI’s developers, Anthony Smith, forwarded a link out to everyone in the company for a video Microsoft produced showing their vision for potential [...]
» Experiêcia de futuro
[...] Teste Enviar por e-mail | Hits para esta publicação: 15 [...]
Microsoft’s vision in 2019 is Amazing | Jones Shop USA
[...] via [istartedsomething] [...]
2019 : um novo mundo? - helenoalmeida.com
[...] 2019 é o nome do vídeo produzido pela Microsoft para nos lembrar de que as inovações já existem, cabe apenas a indústria implementa-las em nosso dia-a-dia, em nossa vidas. Em 2019 isso tudo pode acontecer. [...]
Neo-Paleofuturism : The Waving Arms Around Interface | GENOMICON
[...] (from where there are more of them, once this one’s finished etc) [...]
Dunia di Tahun 2019, Menurut Microsoft « The Computer and Entertainment
[...] Di konferensi Wharton Business Technology, presiden divisi bisnis Microsoft Stephen Elop memperlihatkan video di Link ini >> (IStartedSomething) [...]
Ich freue mich auf die Zukunft! « Dichte Dichte vom Dichten Dichter
[...] http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
Microsoft in 2019: Where’s Windows @ MRPCIT
[...] 2019 is the latest entry in the genre of future product dramatization videos. There’s a five-minute version, but also a tightly-edited two minute excerpt…Continue at [...]
Lovely inspiration for interaction design « Shakeout’s Blog
[...] - 2019, if Microsoft is to be believed (well, more or less) Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)No Titleixd09 day 1Backwards World: Mercedes [...]
Daniel Funke » Blog Archive » CeBIT 2009: My Highlights
[...] truly stunning. The video illustrates Microsoft’s vision of 2019’s HCI. It can be found here. At CeBIT the first (shorter) video was shown, but the longer version is even more impressive. [...]
ECommConf ‘09 : Funky.Karaoke
[...] Xuedong Huang, Microsoft – how Microsoft sees the future of communications. Xuedong showed us this video (not really the whole video but good enough to get the [...]
A bogus view of the future ~ lessons from my world
[...] recently saw a video ( http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ ) that was prepared by Microsoft’s business team to give their partners a look at what the next [...]
El Blog de De Cabo | El futuro de Microsoft
[...] | TodoPocketPc | IsStartingSomething [...]
Sam Kinsley » Blog Archive » Microsoft’s ‘vision of 2019′
[...] to istartedsomething and Steve [...]
kingtalk / the blog of envis precisely
[...] the official website and some more information (where you can also find a longer version of the [...]
Microsoft 2019 | Sugar Mob
[...] must see. More info var addthis_pub = ‘julesvm’; var addthis_brand = ‘Sugar Mob’;var addthis_language = ‘en’;var [...]
Microsoft 2019 | something in the way
[...] A must see. More info [...]
Microsoft 2019 at Dawti
[...] must see. More info You might be interested in these entries [...]
Great contents to share today, 2009-03-10 | WebAholic
[...] Bookmarked a link on Delicious. Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething [...]
Doobybrain.com | Microsoft’s vision of the future
[...] by the geniuses at Microsoft Office Labs as they envision what it might be like to live in the year 2019. I think the year is an arbitrary number and I kind of doubt we’ll be this advanced as whole [...]
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[...] finns även en längre version. [...]
Random Rants » Blog Archive » 2019 in Microsoft Windows?
[...] released the future products and five minute video in Microsoft office labs.The inventive videos were created by MS office Labs, They test the ideas [...]
Readin to the Log Dog - Krazy World of Kaehler
[...] Then we started to talk about the future of technology and that cool stuff and came across this sweet video. It shows all the things they prodict will be around by 2019. Check it out it’s really [...]
Disney Goes Green, Mostly | Energy Circle
[...] the meantime we can take a lesson from Microsoft’s vision of 2019, laden as it is with rooftop gardens and electric cars, and bedecked as it is with music [...]
PFWD : blog.peterfisher.me.uk : Microsoft 2019 vision :
[...] Read more about Microsoft’s 2019 vision here. Share [...]
/dev/nikc/blog: Operating System Interface Design Between 1981-2009
[...] come a long way…which is nice. And if visions become real, we still have a long way to [...]
2019 selon Microsoft « Agorad
[...] Technologie Tags: Internet, Microsoft, nouvelles technologies Microsoft vient de publier une vidéo censée représenter l’année 2019. On y découvre un monde de nouvelles technologies qui [...]
2019, según Microsoft « BUQU
[...] Vía | IStartedSomething. [...]
Connected: Vision 2019, Happy Cog, De Standaard, Periodic Table, Ego | Pocket Noodle
[...] Vision 2019 – Video from Microsoft Office Labs exploring existing and imagined technology concepts. There’s a good breakdown of the project here. [...]
Industrial Design no more « HUNGARY HUNGARY HIPPO
[...] Maes’ lecture on the “Sixth Sense” at the TED Conference this year and viewing Microsoft’s vision into the year 2019, I wonder if the future of design will only pertain the object’s interface [...]
links for 2009-03-16 « boblog
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films. [...]
Tony Thompson · On Interfaces.
[...] Microsoft Office Labs Vision 2019 [...]
Przyszłość według Microsoftu | Mobilna pasja
[...] Więcej informacji można znaleść na stronie: http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
Can Microsoft See The Future? « Miles Langley - Pop Social
[...] The video above was first shown by Microsoft’s Business Division president Stephen Elop at the Wharton Business Technology Conference in late February. There’s a longer five minute version and post at I Started Something. [...]
Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 | Fun Video, favourite bookmark video by monox
[...] Now Watching Video: Future Vision Montage When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films. Today at the Wharton Business Technology Conference, Microsoft’s Business Division president Stephen Elop unveiled the latest production from Microsoft Office Labs called “2019″, starring stock photo men, women and children playing with the next-generation of communication, collaboration and production technologies. (via Steve Clayton) Those with a keen eye and a good memory might recognize a few familiar concepts in this video already shown in earlier videos of the “envisioning” series, for example the future of personal health, having said that, I believe there’s still a couple of new never-before-seen concepts sliced between. Please correct me if I’m wrong. And I’m not wrong. Update below. Update: I’ve been able to get my hands on the new “2019″ video in its full glory. This 5-minute long spectacle is available separately below. Some of the new technologies demoed including a “transparent wall” between two classrooms around the world, animated drawings, realtime conversation translations, surface displays, electronic boarding cards, transparent displays, mini projectors among many others. The electronic newspaper is definitely my favorite. source [...]
Behind vision “2019″: interview with Ian Sands, Microsoft Office Labs Director of Envisioning - istartedsomething
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) [...]
The future in the past and the future now | TheScholarsForum
[...] What Microsoft sees coming in ten years. [...]
Hello world! « Bits ‘n brushes!
[...] a CS student too ulsci: yeah 5:47 AM but not all people out there in the world knows .. http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vi sion-2019-video/ infact i am digital designer 5:48 AM see we post blogs and discuss abt all chips and all.. [...]
Behind vision “2019?: interview with Ian Sands, Microsoft Office Labs Director of Envisioning | Window7s
[...] Office Labs‘ awe-inspiring “2019″ productivity vision video debuted a couple weeks ago introduces a lot of cool technology concepts but raises if not just as [...]
The Future in 1993 and the Future Now | The Blog of Record
[...] AT&T’s 1993 “You Will” Ads and Microsoft’s idea of 2019. [...]
Dunia Kita di Tahun 2019, Menurut Microsoft « Astry Blog’s
[...] Di konferensi Wharton Business Technology, presiden divisi bisnis Microsoft Stephen Elop memperlihatkan video di bawah ini. (IStartedSomething) [...]
Behind vision “2019?: interview with Ian Sands, Microsoft Office Labs Director of Envisioning | yoursoftwarelink.com
[...] Office Labs‘ awe-inspiring “2019″ productivity vision video debuted a couple weeks ago introduces a lot of cool technology concepts but raises if not just as [...]
Microsoft Office Labs Vision 2019 | Od3n (dot) Info
[...] came across these videos on the I started something blog showing some of the ideas and vision of the next generation of communication, collaboration and [...]
Waltersoftware Blog » Blog Archiv » Microsoft Office Labs Vision 2019
[...] hat das Recht erhalten, das 5-Minuten lange Original-Video und Screenshots auf waltersoftware.com online zu [...]
Microsoft Office Labs imagine the future « Blendia
[...] aqui 0 [...]
2019′ da dünya | burak bakay
[...] Microsoft’a göre 2019′da dünya nasıl olacak? [...]
istartedsomething.com, now in 13 languages, powered by Microsoft Translator widget - istartedsomething
[...] Rishi Sharma said: Surface and touch.Very human but still the six sense piece is missing in equation. Human interact… [...]
El futuro ssegún NTT DoCoMo « Ami - Inteligencia Ambiental
[...] futuro ssegún NTT DoCoMo By jtellez Hace poco era Microsoft la que planteaba cómo sería el futuro gracias a la tecnología. NTT Docomo es otra de las compañías que ha [...]
istartedsomething.com, now in 13 languages, powered by Microsoft Translator widget | Window7s
[...] the Microsoft “2019″ vision video, you might recall the first scene where two kids are talking to each other through a digital wall [...]
Ce vom vedea in anul 2019? « Funportal - ghidul tau zilnic
[...] completa a acestei prezentari o puteti urmari aici Tags: anul 2019, Microsoft, Stephen Elop, tehnologii, [...]
The future - by Microsoft
[...] to microsoft, this is what the future will look [...]
Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 | my310G
[...] Link: Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 [...]
Microsoft’s vision in 10 Years - The Tech Lunch
[...] is the link to the extended [...]
jaredhuckaby.com
[...] like a decade from now, in 2019. (There’s a longer, five-minute version of the video on the blog istartedsomething.com, that I can’t get to [...]
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Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 마이크로소프트가 2019년의 모습을 상상해 각색한 동영상…
Microsoft’s Vision of 2019 « Joe Duck
[...] Vision of 2019 Thanks to Long Zheng for this post at his blog “istartedsomething.com” about a couple of Microsoft Videos showcasing the [...]
adir1 » Blog Archive » Microsoft Envisions Our Computing Future
[...] [via i started something] [...]
עיצוב אינטראקטיבי
[...] המשך טבעי לאייפון של אפל, לסרפס של מיקרוסופט ואפילו לסרטי החזון שהופצו לא מזמן ע”י מיקרוסופט. בכדי לנתח את הצלחתו של [...]
2019 in viziunea Microsoft | Marius Sescu
[...] Clipul complet aici. [...]
visualisierte | media design - Weblog about the life of a digital media designer : links for 2009-04-29
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films. (tags: microsoft future technology video design inspiration interface concept ui) [...]
Windows 7 – Finally a worthy successor to XP « Jaffer Haider
[...] Live Mesh, Windows Live Essentials, IE8, MEDV, and now Windows 7. I’m waiting impatiently for their vision of 2019 to come true. Comments [...]
webonauta » Blog Archive » El futuro según Micro$oft.
[...] Link: Un sitio de Micro$oft que pretende muy pobremente de tener el éxito de YouTube vía I started something [...]
Video: A vision of the future from Microsoft Labs « digiphile
[...] president of Microsoft’s business division, Stephen Elop, showcased a video from Microsoft Office Labs at the recent Wharton Business Technology Conference. The [...]
ActionsFLE » 2019 - La réalité augmentée aura conquis la vie quotidienne
[...] selon Microsoft Office Labs [...]
vision 2019 « Se726’s Blog
[...] vision 2019 May 13, 2009, 5:23 am Filed under: 1 I found a inspiring video clip which depicts the new ways of communicating information in the future (2019). Everything seems [...]
1001 Bobs » Gaming in 2019
[...] Blog Carnival on the Future of Roleplaying. Inspired by a video produced by Microsoft Labs on the future of technology, I thought I’d put together a list of ten things I’d love to see at the table top. [...]
The Future according to Micro$oft | Sebbis Blog
[...] Gamer hat Microsofts Zukunftvision ein wenig [...]
A vision of 2019: Interface eye candy | matthewbuckland.com
[...] can watch a crisper version too) SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “A vision of 2019: Interface eye candy”, url: [...]
Cut my fucking hands off please… « offspace
[...] http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
Microsoft 2019 « WE ARE ROBOTS
[...] A must see. More info [...]
Amazon Kindle Review (Blog)
[...] Microsoft Vision 2019 video showcases (among other very cool interactive cloud computing technologies) the possible [...]
Microsoft’s 2019 Windows Mobile vision
[...] See the 43 second excerpt here, or the full video at istartedsomething.com. [...]
Microsoft’s vision of technology in 2019 at j a v a j i v e :: photography from indonesia ::
[...] vision of technology in 2019 « Portal to peace blog comments powered by Disqus var disqus_url = [...]
Microsoft Vision 2019 « Vinish Garg
[...] Just want to share an excellent source of Microsoft Vision 2019 at: http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
MAMK.net | Blog Archive | Scenarios: Future Vision Montage from Microsoft
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 (montage + video) – istartedsomething When Microsoft decides to imagine the future, it never fails to impress. Not only do you have some of the smartest people envisioning what’s possible, but they also invest so much into communicating these ideas through sights and sounds which the production value can be compared to most blockbuster sci-fi films. [...]
Karun AB » Visit to Microsoft, Redmond
[...] Phases 2 and 3 are under construction and should be up in a couple of years. The CIW showed Microsoft’s 2019 vision which is viewable on the OfficeLabs website. Here we viewed a variety of concepts showing how [...]
How far we’ve come: reflecting on Microsoft’s 2010 collaboration vision video from 2005 - istartedsomething
[...] this blog is still around in 10 years, I’ll be sure to remind everyone of Microsoft’s 2019 vision too. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "How far we’ve come: reflecting on [...]
A Microsoft Future Vision | StayGoLinks
[...] February of this year, you could see the following video of Microsoft’s vision of how the world might appear in 2019. <a [...]
The Future Of Human Intergrated Technology | Hi Tech Edge
[...] February of this year, you could see the following video of Microsoft’s vision of how the world might appear in [...]
O futuro? Está mais presente do que se pode imaginar. « Dk TecLive
[...] O vídeo acima é a versão resumida. Para vê-lo completo, dê um pulo no blog do Long Zheng. [...]
Microsoft’s future vision for education - istartedsomething
[...] future vision videos is almost becoming a job in itself. Following the critically acclaimed “2019″ productivity vision video, the newest member of the “Labs” family – Microsoft Education Labs launched today [...]
Sjors Timmer » Blog Archive » Planning design ahead
[...] visions An other popular but more expensive way is the future visions that Microsoft and IBM for example push out every year Comment (RSS) [...]
The year 2019 according to Microsoft Office Labs « Techanist.com
[...] [Story from istartedsomething.com] [...]
Parodiando la visión del futuro de Microsoft | Pateando Piedras
[...] tiempo Microsoft lanzó una excelente idealización en video de cómo sería el futuro. Por cierto una buena [...]
robin camille » Blog Archive » Microsoft’s vision of 2019
[...] Via here. [...]
Will this be our future? | Veronica Wallström & Hyper Island
[...] Microsoft Office Labs vision 2019 [...]
De la Web 2.0 a la Web 3.0
[...] último, no dejes de ver el corto "2019, el futuro según Microsoft". Microsoft Office labs nos muestra, en pocos minutos, posibles escenarios para las [...]
Microsoft shows off prototype next-generation office wall - istartedsomething
[...] of you who recall the 2019 vision video might see some similarities in the visual aesthetics of the graphics and animations used in the [...]
Helios: Another Microsoft operating system project to watch | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com
[...] Helios and Midori are all in early stages — and might not ever be commercialized. While Microsoft officials don’t mind talking about the office of 2019, they don’t want to share anything at all on the version of Windows expected in 2011/2012, [...]
Microsoft imagine le futur (encore) !! | Olivier COURTOIS
[...] Dans ce speech vous pouvez retrouver la vidéo 2019 dans sa version longue (5 min) à la position 15’. Mais si cette manipulation vous parait trop fastidieuse, la version longue est aussi disponible à cette adresse : http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ [...]
You Get The . Info » Microsoft College Tour 09: mindblowing natural user interface concept demos from Microsoft Research – 1332th Edition
[...] turns out 2019 is getting closer every day. At the moment, Microsoft’s chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie is doing [...]
Imagine the future by Microsoft « Tech Talk PT
[...] http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090228/microsoft-office-labs-vision -2019-video/ Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Microsoft store opening October 22nd, insides revealed? [...]
Microsoft’s future vision videos for education - Technology
[...] future vision videos is almost becoming a job in itself. Following the critically acclaimed “2019″ productivity vision video, the newest member of the “Labs” family – Microsoft Education Labs launched today with two [...]