Digital Media

Hey by the way, if you missed the Digital Cinema Night at Gnomedex tonight you missed a very impressive piece of technology. The video quality on the big screen was really quite amazing. I think Microsoft really has some good stuff going on in this area. It also didn’t hurt that they sponsored the evening and gave us free beer, which is very close to being as cool as free wi-fi!

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