I never thought about checking the source code of www.OrigamiProject.com, but thanks to a commenter at Engadget , I decided to check it out. What is in the HTML source code of week 2? <!– Origami Project: the Mobile PC running Windows XP –> Here is a screen shot just in case it gets removed. [...]
Its’ here, its’ there, its’ everywhere — everywhere you are, but never in the way the date to find out more: 3/9/06 check it out..
I picked this up from TabletPCBuzz.com forum member MobilityBoy: this new flash based Ultra Mobile PC teaser – www.umpc.com Think MobilityBoy is working for Intel? I’m not sure of the total validity of this, but I find it interesting that it just popped up on the buzz and ties in very well with Origami…. All [...]
I love to read Chris Pirillo (the original LockerGnome). I’ve been a reader of his for years, and I love his writing style, his energy, and I even occasionally agree with what he has to say . In this post on his blog which he titled, “Origami is as Exciting as Paper“, he makes some [...]
Scoble is posting on his blog that he’s getting a good look at the Origami device this coming Monday – right before the team heads to CeBit. Could that be when the “official” announcement is made. My guess is yes… The timing certainly fits. The three weeks appear to be spread out by 7 days: [...]
– Well, being under NDA has it’s advantages, and it’s disadvantages. Getting to see new stuff even months ahead is great, but not being able to tell anyone about it is NOT fun. I am enjoying watching all the speculation out there though, so we will continue to report to you when we see a [...]
I picked this quote from one of the many sites and blogs following the Origami buzz and how everyone is quite taken-aback by how successful Microsoft is being with this campaign. What I really love, though, is this headline quote OK, short straw gets to tell Bill he can’t wear the black turtleneck at the launch [...]
– Speculation is running wild about Origami, which is of course exactly what Microsoft wants to happen. Now before anyone starts screaming “Evil Empire” vaporware spew, understand that this is what is called, uhhh, successful marketing. I know that lots of people are expecting to have rumors confirmed or denied, or at least to get [...]
I can’t remember the last time that Microsoft has launched such a successful campaign as this Origami Project. They are doing all of the right things. Buzz is building and it is now gaining national attention. For those of you who have followed me over the past several years, I don’t shy away from telling [...]
The Origami Project is catching the attention of the “main stream” press. The New York Times >is running a report on it now, mentioning a lot of the blogger activity that has surfaced this week concerning Origami. A cryptic Web site that was set up by Microsoft but does not bear its name appears to [...]
If you are are following this whole Origami thing, check out this link from Kevin Tofel – a video featuring Origami devices.> I’ll take one of those for each person in my family . Thanks for the link, Warner >>
Tablet Guy and I are having fun watching all the speculation going on about the Microsoft Origami Project. There are so many ideas floating around. If Microsoft is indeed trying to stir the pot a bit, it is working. MVP NDA requirements, but suffice it to say that of all the wild stories out there [...]
Not sure if these are current, real, or what but Engadget is standing by their sources and posted pictures of the Origami devices might or do look like. Thanks for the link, Warner. Source: Engadget
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