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Home of the Future with Windows CE

January 14th, 2009
by Alena Semeshko

Maybe soon we’ll have Windows-based smart fridges and microwaves?

sparkswillfly

In October last year (ow, last year means 2008, it’s starting to sink in now) Microsoft launched the Sparks Will Fly contest asking participants to come up with a novel concept for Windows CE devices they’d like to see in the home of the future.

Round one is long over, and round two started a few days ago. At this point the 50 finalists from the first round receive a free SPARK Your Imagination kit, based on the VIA Artigo Pico-ITX board. The task is to build a working prototype of the idea they developed for round one, submit a 4-8-page paper describing the solution and a 2-minute video summarizing the project.

The deadline for this is March 11, 2009 at 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8)

There’s even the Competition Clock on the official website, ticking the time left till the second round ends.

A detailed report on the contest can be found here.

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