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WinHEC 2004 Show Report and Photo Gallery

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During his keynote address at the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) 2004 in Seattle Tuesday, Microsoft Group Vice President Jim Allchin updated attendees on the company's client and server product plans for the next two years. Allchin also declared the coming product waves to be part of what Microsoft calls "the experience economy," where only those products that think through end-to-end experiences will be wildly successful. Allchin called out non-tech industry companies such as Starbucks as innovators of the experience economy.

Very interesting pictures.

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The guys over at HardwareGeeks have listed some of the build numbers they have seen throughout the day, check out the full article here.

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Longhorn builds:
4067.Lab06_n.040307-1603
4071.Lab06_n.040415-1647
4071.private/Snap_dev_ux(ntvbl06).040420-1521 (NT Virtual build lab)
4071.private/Snap_dev_ux(ntvbl06).040426-1627
4073.idx02.040420-1832 (IDX=Internal development workstation/server)
4080.Lab06_n.040429-1614
no WinHEC Longhorn CD, only available through windowsbeta.microsoft.com's download site.

Also they have some interesting tidbits about the Athens PC and UCE.

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Thanks fo info.

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