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Next-gen Blu-ray "mindblowing" says Gosling
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 06 March 2008 10:51
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Most manufacturers of upgradable Blu-ray players have almost finished work on Profile 2 upgrades, he said.Sun's Java language - originally designed by Gosling - is part of the Blu-ray standard.
Apart from designing the Java language and implementing the original compiler and virtual machine, Gosling previously built a multiprocessor version of Unix and the Emacs text editor. He was also lead engineer of the NeWS window system project at Sun.
His current role is that of a researcher at Sun labs, focussing on software development tools.
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