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Image:TroyPCLH.png|"Troy" PC prototype and Windows "Longhorn". | |||
Image:TroyDesktop.png|"Troy" PC and peripherals. | |||
Image:TroyCloseup.png|Close-up of the "Troy" PC. | |||
Image:TroyNC.png|The [[Windows Sidebar]] in Windows "Longhorn" displaying a tile flyout for the user to start a call. | |||
Image:TroyFlyout.png|"Kelly Blue" contact. | |||
Image:TroyFlyoutOptions.png|Recent communication history for the "Kelly Blue" contact. | |||
Image:TroyNotificationOptions.png|Notification options. | |||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 17 July 2014
The "Troy" PC was a prototype personal computer developed by Hewlett-Packard in collaboration with the Microsoft Corporation.
Unlike the other PC concepts developed by HP and Microsoft, such as the "Athens" PC, the "Troy" PC did not include a specialized keyboard with built-in controls for media and other features; the controls are instead integrated into the PC console. This decision was made in response to customer feedback.[1]
According to HP's Brian Schmitz, the "Troy" PC would be the last major PC prototype unveiled before the company would release an actual product.[1]
Gallery
"Troy" PC prototype and Windows "Longhorn".
"Troy" PC and peripherals.
Close-up of the "Troy" PC.
The Windows Sidebar in Windows "Longhorn" displaying a tile flyout for the user to start a call.
"Kelly Blue" contact.
Recent communication history for the "Kelly Blue" contact.
Notification options.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hachman, Mark. (May 4, 2004). "Microsoft, HP Unveil New PC Designs"
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