Wanted to let everyone know about the Java Media Briefing to be held at Sun's Menlo Park campus, on May 4th. The May 4 HQ Briefing will be a technical lecture on all of our Java Media APIs, including Java Media Framework, Java 3D, Java Sound, Java Speech, Java Advanced Imaging, and the Java Shared Data Toolkit. In addition, Thomas Dolby Robertson will join us as a special guest speaker. Sun's Java(TM) Multimedia API's enable developers to deliver on the increasing demand for multimedia in the enterprise by providing a unified, non-proprietary, platform-neutral solution. This set of API's supports the integration of audio and video clips, 2D and 3D models and imaging, animated presentations, speech input/output, and data collaboration. At this Headquarter Briefing, you will get in-depth information on each of Sun's key multimedia technologies. Highlighted will be how these technologies are being used together to provide a Java-based solution for the technical marketplace through the concept of Technical Java Computing. Web-based training, CAD/CAE, and digital media management solutions based on Sun's Java Media APIs will be showcased. The Briefing will be held at Sun's Menlo Park, CA campus. Registration begins at 8:00 am. The Briefing starts at 9:00 am. To pre-register for this Briefing, please go to our Web page at ... http://sun.hqbriefings.com/registration.shtml If you have any additional questions, visit: http://sun.hqbriefings.com or call: 1.800.795.7578 ------------------- Thomas Dolby Robertson is the Special Guest Speaker at the Sun Headquarter Briefing: Java Multimedia API's. Thomas Dolby Robertson, world-renowned musician, is founder and Chief Beatnik of Headspace Inc. In the 1980's he was responsible for several multi-platinum selling records and CDs, became a regular fixture on MTV, and was nominated for five Grammy Awards. He has worked extensively in Hollywood, providing music for films by Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. His two decades of innovations in the area of computer music and software have greatly impacted the sound of today's popular music. For the past five years, as president and CEO of Beatnik, Thomas has directed its vision and direction, including the development of Beatnik and RMF. He has assembled the engineering and marketing teams, raised over $3m in private and corporate equity investment, and closed deals worth over $1.8m in revenues with Sun, Microsoft, Oracle and others. In July 1998, Thomas Dolby Robertson was presented with Yahoo! Internet Life's award for Lifetime Achievement in Internet Music. ------------------ ===================================================================== To subscribe/unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Java 3D Home Page: http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/3D/
