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Prince, The Super Bowl & Windows Vista

Cool news on the side, especially for music lovers and composers: it’s the first time that windows based keyboard workstation will be played live at the Super Bowl - until 30 minutes ago I didn’t even knew we made or sponsored research for instruments, but hey… :) - The Consumer ISV team successfully supported numerous consumer ISVs announcing integration/support for Windows Vista, helping to promote the release of Vista for the following scenarios: Music, TV & Movies, Memories and productivity. Of particular interest is the Open Labs announcement regarding the use of it’s keyboard workstations during Prince’s performance on the Pepsi Super Bowl XLI halftime show on Sunday, February 4th, at Dolphin Stadium in Miami. The event marks the first time that windows based keyboard workstation will be played live at the Super Bowl. Check out the press release for more information.

Windows Music

Prince NPG keyboardists Morris Hayes and Renato Neto will be playing Open Labs Gen3 MiKo and NeKo during the Pepsi Super Bowl XLI halftime performance; This first Windows-based Keyboard Workstation is the first musical instrument to use Intel Core 2 Duo processors.

Documents for more info about Vista and music and consumer ISV support for GA: We supported 9 Partners/10 Press Releases featured on the Windows Vista/2007 Microsoft Office System Virtual Pressroom including:

» Windows-Based Keyboard Used In Super Bowl Halftime Show »  InsideMicrosoft - part of the Blog News Channel said,

February 8, 2007 @ 4:17 pm

[…] Microsoft (or at least MicroMiel) is proudly trumpeting that Windows-based keyboards were used during Prince’s halftime performance at the Super Bowl. While any company involved in the musical instruments at that big event would talk it up, I think the real surprise is: […]

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