Peter Winston, Roland Krause and Jeffrey Malone

Mark Hatch and Peter Mui

Mark Hatch and Jeff Tranter

Mark Hatch and Jeff Tranter

Mark Hatch (MH):  Hello this is Mark Hatch from ICS.  This week in Qt we are broadcasting from Dev Days in Munich and were going to give you a preview for what to expect at Dev Days in California by recapping what’s happened today. Now, I know all of you are listening here because you’re hoping to hear the answers to “Fact or Crap” so that you can win those phones or whatever else Nokia gives away for the winners out in California.  So if you want to know the answers, you’re going to have to wait until the end of the session.

Mark Hatch, Roland Krause and Justin Noel

Mark:  Good afternoon, this is Mark Hatch from ICS, and I run the Qt business here for ICS, and today is ‘This Week in Qt’. This is a special one today.  We are broadcasting from the Munich DevDays 2011, and with me today is Roland Krause who heads up our California office, and as usual Justin Noel, one of our lead engineers.

Mark Hatch and Roland Krause

Mark:  Hello this is Mark Hatch from ICS.  I run the Qt business at ICS and today we’re in Munich, Dev Days 2011. With me is Roland Krause who runs our California office and heads up all of our consultants in the west coast.  Roland, thank you for being with me.  Today we’re talking about Raspberry Pi. Roland, tell me about what that is. 

Mark Hatch and Justin Noel

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