Microsoft Makes Surface SDK Available to PDC Attendees

Microsoft's Professional Developer's Conference (PDC) is going on this week in LA. While I'm not there, some pretty exciting stuff is already trickling out. Today, Robin Waters posted on TechCrunch that Microsoft is making the Surface SDK available to 1200 developers. Robin also linked to this short video that discusses the SDK's scatter control and shows how easy it is to get a simple photo application running on a Surface device. Cool stuff!

Find out more about Surface here.

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Posted October 27, 2008

Oct 27, 2008

Craig Dugas said...

Thanks for the post, Tim. This would be fun to code against for a while :)

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