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Written by:
Rainer Stropek
8/21/2009
Yesterday we hat the phone conference with the judges for our contribution in the final round of Microsoft's worldwide Dare To Dream Different Contest. We - our friends at cubido and all the people at software architects - are proud that we have made it into the group of finalists and we hope that Microsoft likes what we have built.
If you want to watch the video about our project, here it is (the content is the same as in the video that we have produced for the semi-final; however, this time the video has been produced in a more professional way):
Mr. X has been created
together with cubido!
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Check out our friends at cubido. You can find more details about Mr. X and other cool stuff (e.g. C# Pirates, etc.)!
A big THANK YOU to Markus Schneeberger from Provid for helping us with the video!
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Re: Dare To Dream Different Contest
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1/28/2010
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Re: Dare To Dream Different Contest
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By ronaldocapri on
1/28/2010
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