Multi-touch Website for Windows 7 built in Silverlight

Ciplex and SilverPac present the world's first full multi-touch website experience. This website was built using Microsoft Silverlight and was created to work on the new Windows 7 operating system on a multi-touch compatible monitor.To experience it for yourself, visit www.silverpac.com/multi-touch . For more information, visit www.ciplex.com/multi-touch.html

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• multi-touch
• multitouch
• windows 7
• silverlight
• multitouch web design
• multi-touch website
• touchscreen
• silverpac
• ciplex

[klo1777]

Microsoft Silverlight is an AMAZING idea. Sometimes I wonder if Microsoft needs some serious PR work, if the product was Adobe Silverlight or Google Silverlight everybody would be praising the innovation of the idea!

[danthemango]

I bet it runs faster in chrome

[pa3kj0shua]

Thumbs up i you visited the site without any multi touch computer

[georgealex17]

A fiend told me he saw a video on the net.... some1 build an whole OS using Silverlight technology only! It has "almost nothing more than flash"? you don't say :-)

for instance, the main role of Silverlight is to get websites out of the "browser", to be capable of using them as actual programs. Flash simulates this, but it's incapable of achieving it. At least for now :-)

[SamBrasseale]

Hmm...the iPhone has only had this for the past 3 years....lame. These people have no idea how people want/should interact with a website using multi-gesture. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

[aliancemd]

A simple task like scrolling the page even lags a lot, "very good"!

[poussin78640]

@klo1777 Silverlight has almost nothing more than Flash...

[evaldaz]

is this a joke???

i mean, really, how many gazillions of CPU GHzs it needs to operate at acceptable level?

[lunchboxboy]

looks laggy and kinda pointless.

[Orremann]

silverlight sucks.

[abelokamensky]

great!

[myfavoritejuice]

whats the name of the song?¿thanks