Microsoft's Pix-L Ultra Mobile Portable Computer is essentially "a device that serves as both alarm clock and bedside browser." Click here for one more picture.
Notice how you can prop up the mini-screen for reclined or nightstand browsing, or turn it around for a better angle from above, perfect for viewing if you’re lying on your belly
[via Dvice - Tuvie]

ASUS gives Windows Mobile 6.1 a complete makeover with its latest touchscreen GUI, which is essentially a "new customizable Multi-Home 3D interface meant to simplify access to your today screen, life and business applications." Video after the break.
ASUS even threw in some "album cover flow" to the media app and the ability to more easily manipulate all your digital media with enhanced figure gestures
[via engadget]
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Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope basically "puts together terabytes of information from telescopes all over the world to make a seamless rendition of the entire known Universe." Video after the break.
Witness the power of the fully operational Microsoft WorldWide Telescope, as Roy Gould and Curtis Wong walk the audience at TED through this stunning software effort
[via Gizmodo]
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Microsoft has developed an application (Photosynth) that analyzes a group of images and looks for similar distinctive features across photos. When a particular feature is found in multiple images, 3D positional data is calculated and the photos are then arranged in an interactive manner. Unfortunately, commercial availability has not yet been announced. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
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Microsoft's Seadragon software lets you smoothly browse visual data "regardless of the amount of data involved or the bandwidth of the network." Video after the break.
Its aim is nothing less than to change the way we use screens, from wall-sized displays to mobile devices
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