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Originally Posted by Alexander Turcic
Ahh thanks, now I understand better. So if you have a Vista desktop that's somewhere constantly running in your home, this feature could make sense. Of course you can also hook up an iRex iLiad device through wireless with your home computer.
The question is: what will Vista Sideshow do better? I guess we'll have to wait and see.
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Vista Sideshow must be part of the Windows API now: this means that a large number of applications should support this. You can hook up your iLiad too, but for much different purposes: mostly grabbing files, surfing the net using your iLiad etc... Vista Sideshow enables apps on your desktop to send informations to any Sideshow enable device: a phone, another screen, a remote controller, an UMPC, this e-ink reader etc... That's 2 completely different uses of the wireless connection.