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<blockquote data-quote="knutinh" data-source="post: 104516" data-attributes="member: 14776">relevant?<a href="http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=786919" target="_blank">http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=786919</a>&quot;SideShow-Enabled Remotes, Cellphones, Laptops, Speakers, MoreI'm a big fan of SideShow, the Microsoft technology that allows little bits of data from a Windows Vista PC to be accessed from a lightweight display, even while the computer is off or hibernating. Outlook contacts, automation menus, playlists, electronic programming guides, and all sorts of other &quot;gadgets&quot; can be viewed from a little SideShow device—without having to boot up the computer.At CES, we saw an impressive array of SideShow devices in various form factors from a computer bag to a mobile phone.- i-mate mobile phone- i-mate digital picture frame- Eleksen computer bag (coolest product at the show)- Logitech speakers (a close second)- Tiny companion LCDs based on nVidia's Preface platform- Laptops with auxiliary displays from ASUS and LG- Univeral remotes from Ricavision, Philips, Ricavision, Interlink, Topseed and SMK - SideShow home automation application from LagotekMost of the SideShow products on display at CES are expected to be released in the first or second quarter of 2007. It is up to the application provider to develop their own &quot;gadgets&quot; for accessing via a SideShow device.Windows Vista ships with two gadgets: Windows Media Player and Windows Mail. Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 includes a Calendar gadget as well. Microsoft plans to release additional gadgets including E-mail and Contacts, RSS feed viewer, picture viewer, stocks, gadgets for Windows Media Center, and gadgets for PowerPoint.http://www.cepro.com/news/editorial/17408.html&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="knutinh, post: 104516, member: 14776"] relevant? [url]http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=786919[/url] "SideShow-Enabled Remotes, Cellphones, Laptops, Speakers, More I'm a big fan of SideShow, the Microsoft technology that allows little bits of data from a Windows Vista PC to be accessed from a lightweight display, even while the computer is off or hibernating. Outlook contacts, automation menus, playlists, electronic programming guides, and all sorts of other "gadgets" can be viewed from a little SideShow device—without having to boot up the computer. At CES, we saw an impressive array of SideShow devices in various form factors from a computer bag to a mobile phone. - i-mate mobile phone - i-mate digital picture frame - Eleksen computer bag (coolest product at the show) - Logitech speakers (a close second) - Tiny companion LCDs based on nVidia's Preface platform - Laptops with auxiliary displays from ASUS and LG - Univeral remotes from Ricavision, Philips, Ricavision, Interlink, Topseed and SMK - SideShow home automation application from Lagotek Most of the SideShow products on display at CES are expected to be released in the first or second quarter of 2007. It is up to the application provider to develop their own "gadgets" for accessing via a SideShow device. Windows Vista ships with two gadgets: Windows Media Player and Windows Mail. Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 includes a Calendar gadget as well. Microsoft plans to release additional gadgets including E-mail and Contacts, RSS feed viewer, picture viewer, stocks, gadgets for Windows Media Center, and gadgets for PowerPoint. http://www.cepro.com/news/editorial/17408.html" [/QUOTE]

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