This is a special issue of the Microsoft Hardware Newsletter devoted to the upcoming Windows Summit 2010 event. As you'll read in more detail below, this event is intended for designers, developers, engineers, testers, and other technology professionals who build or want to build hardware and software solutions on the Windows and Internet Explorer platforms.
This event is coming up soon, so we wanted to get this information out to you as quickly as possible.
Check the Windows Summit Web site in the coming weeks for more details on session descriptions and schedules. We will also provide updates as available in this newsletter.
- The WHDC Web Team
Windows Summit 2010 presents a unique opportunity to learn from and network with the Windows team to discuss how you can best use Windows 7 and Internet Explorer to build great products and solutions for your customers. This three-day event takes place at the Microsoft Conference Center in Redmond, Washington, and is designed for people who design, develop, engineer, and test Windows 7-based PCs and software applications.
What: Windows Summit 2010
When: May 25-27, 2010
Where: Microsoft Conference Center, Microsoft Campus, Redmond, Washington
Learn more and register:http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-summit/default.aspx Windows Summit 2010 features three technical tracks: Systems, Devices, and Software. Each track will include opportunities to connect with Windows team leaders and technical experts at breakout sessions, chalk talks, and an "ask the experts" evening and social event. Michael Angiulo, General Manager of the Windows Planning and PC Ecosystem team, will give the opening keynote and provide a view of the Windows business and industry opportunities.
Space is limited, so learn more and register for Windows Summit 2010 today.
Windows Summit 2010 is intended for technology professionals who build or want to build hardware and software solutions on the Windows 7 and Internet Explorer platforms. This event features three technical tracks for these audiences: Systems, Devices, and Software.
Systems TrackWho should attend: Systems designers, builders, testers, and product planners; boot and firmware engineers
Topics covered will include:
- Optimizing system performance, reliability, and efficiency
- Implementing touch-enabled PCs
- Designing effective system user experiences
- Understanding the Windows Logo Program for systems
- Creating and deploying system images
Devices TrackWho should attend: Device designers, builders, testers, and product planners; middleware engineers
Topics covered will include:
- Overviews and demos of the Windows 7 device experience
- Understanding the Windows Logo Program for devices
- Using the Windows 7 platform to create custom device experiences
Software TrackWho should attend: Software application developers and testers
Topics covered will include:
- Developing touch-enabled applications
- Supporting the Windows Libraries feature
- Building on the Windows Sensors and Location platform
- Utilizing Windows Error Reporting
- Developing rich Web applications using Internet Explorer
Learn more and register for Windows Summit 2010 today:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-summit/default.aspx
