With Silverlight 3 and Visual Studio.. I am finding it really easy to move the UXMagic.com  Windows Phone 7 Application..

From the Windows Phone 7

to something like this with Windows Embedded Compact 7

All thanks to Silverlight and Windows Embedded Compact 7..

So when the press asks Microsoft if there are any plans for a Windows Phone 7 based tablet as Network World did today, asked them today…

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/101110-microsoft-no-windows-phone-7.html

I completely understand Microsoft’s answer to that question.. Why would they  ? Why would they need to. ?  The press sometimes doesn’t have a clear understanding of Microsoft’s product lines.. Maybe they are asking the wrong questions..

It’s all about connected experiences folks and the fact that .NET and Silverlight runs all of these places..

Baseline application requirements: the latest .NET framework and Silverlight 3…