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Not sure for whom this Cube is made. If it's for regular people to dancing together, why there is no regular forks in the video to say something, if it's for ar
by crazychrome 12y ago
Not sure for whom this Cube is made. If it's for regular people to dancing together, why there is no regular forks in the video to say something, if it's for artists, why there is no single piece of artwork presented, if it's for tech junkies, well, just show me the codes!
- outside1234 12y agoIts an art project, not a product. Probably someone's //oneweek project.
- alttab 12y agoThey probably spent 3-6 months on this. To me it comes across like an "innovation center" put together by building a project team out of different skill sets and giving them some leash. I'm not sure how this fits into the mobile first or cloud first strategy however. The cube, while I suppose with a team of engineers could be moved and re-displayed, isn't "mobile" at all.
- jimbobimbo 12y agoSeriously... I bumped into one of the guys on the opening night. He never said anything about "strategy", only "art". Decibel fest was exactly right place for the cube.
- alttab 12y agoI'm not saying the team doesn't have its own mission, I was pondering how things like the Cube, which is being promoted within the Microsoft brand, fits into their corporate strategy. Its a valid question to ask when its clear they won't consider this project a source of revenue generation in any future timeline.