A minute ago or so I was just visiting my MS Discussion forums and came across a post by Randy which pointed to a Blog which supposedly had a video of Microsoft Origami project, a video I thought, already wow and we have only just seen some pics that were not even sure yet if they are the real deal or not!<\/p>\n
Anyway I checked the Blog out and it said that if you go to the website of the Marketing firm DigitalKitchen you’ll find a video of it, so I rushed my self straight over to this site and well what I saw quite shocked me, it just has to be the real thing surely, anyway it’s best if you see it for yourself:<\/p>\n
Much like everyone else<\/a>, I’ve been wondering what Microsoft’s Origami Project is. The speculation runs rampant<\/a> but it appears that you might not have to wait a few weeks to find out what Origami truly is. Marketing firm DigitalKitchen must have the ad campaign on this one because if you hit their site<\/a> and enter, click Work and then BrandTheatre, guess what you’ll find. Not just pics of the device, but a Flash-based video showing the various uses. I won’t add to the speculation fire that’s burning and tell you what I saw. Instead, I’ll let you spend a few minutes viewing the revealing show so you can form your own conclusions. I will say this: as a new WMCE user, a TabletPC and WindowsMobile user for several years, I’m hoping what I saw in the video becomes available very soon. I’ll still be getting a new WM 5.0 phone that you can pick for me (so don’t forget to vote<\/a>), but Origami is next on my list! There’s another pic after the jump.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Via: MS Discussion<\/a> | Kevin’s Blog<\/a>\u00a0| DigitalKitchen<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A minute ago or so I was just visiting my MS Discussion forums and came across a post by Randy which pointed to a Blog which supposedly had a video of Microsoft Origami project, a video I thought, already wow and we have only just seen some pics that were not even sure yet if they are the real deal<\/p>\n