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Leak: Everything Microsoft is Announcing at CES [Ces 2009]
Gizmodo —
... TechCrunch has a quick rundown of everything that Steve Ballmer will supposedly be announcing at Microsoft's CES keynote. Surprise (well, not), it's all stuff we already know: ...
What's Microsoft Announcing At Its CES Keynote? [Lowered Expectations]
Kotaku —
... Studios Halo Wars and Bungie's Halo 3 expansion Halo 3: ODST . And that's it. E3 this is not, obviously, as Microsoft has things besides the Xbox 360 on its 2009 slate. We'd suggest keeping your eyes on our CES 2009 coverage regardless, especially if Ballmer decides to drop new Halo 3: ODST details. There's always a good chance Microsoft has something special up its corporate sleeve, so we'll keep our finger crossed that an extra day spent in Las Vegas was not done so in vain. Ballmer’s CES Keynote Promises To Be A Snoozer (Non-Announcements Revealed!) [Techrunch via ...
Microsoft CES 2009 Keynote Agenda already revealed
I4U News —
... . I did not had that high hopes on super cool announcements, but some neat things like a Windows 7 release date and unannounced features would have been nice. Also because Robbie Bach is there some exciting Xbox news would have been fine too. TechCrunch is smashing this hopes with leaking what Steve Ballmer is going to announce at his first CES keynote. The announcements are comprised of Windows 7 is going public beta, Windows Mobile will support Flash end of Q1 2009, new homenetworking dubbed HomeGroups (see ...
Rumor: Microsoft's CES keynote to be a yawnfest
Joystiq [Xbox] —
... Later this week, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer will be taking the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) stage, filling Bill Gate's shoes to deliver the expo's keynote. Years past, we'd get excited at the possibility that Microsoft would reveal some juicy Xbox ...
Rumor: 360 a footnote in Microsoft's CES keynote
Joystiq —
... It's sounding like the only "megatons" at Microsoft's CES 2009 keynote will be the volume of hors d'oeuvres served beforehand. According to TechCruch, the company will focus primarily on Windows 7, mobile devices and home networking, while Xbox 360 will barely ...
Geek Out: Macworld vs. CES
Fast Company - Technology —
... ... CES: It WAS supposed to be Bill Gates .... LIKE CITY, LIKE CONFERENCE MacWorld: Earnest, a bit crunchy granola, overall a well-balanced blend of substance and style. CES: Speed. Emphasis on plastics. Obsession with being thinner than the next model. UNFORTUNATE SLOGAN MacWorld: “You’ll never forget your first time” CES: “See yourself in the digital economy” SPEAKERS MacWorld: New York Times singing tech columnist David Pogue CES: Microsoft screaming CEO Steve Ballmer; Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer. IN THE CRYSTAL BALL MacWorld: Expect more than the ...
Steve Ballmer’s CES 2009 Keynote: Nothing new this year
PR News: —
... This is a shame for Ballmer, as he is usually an entertaining guy, but it will be hard for him to keep his audience from falling asleep. I think the best thing that Microsoft can offer their audience is a double espresso.
So what is Ballmer expected to announce, firstly he will talk about Windows 7, the successor to Windows Vista, then he will talk about Windows Mobile now supporting Flash. The biggest news will be about two new Halo titles for the Xbox 360.
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How To Watch Tonight's Steve Ballmer CES Keynote Speech Live (MSFT)
Silicon Alley Insider —
Microsoft (MSFT) is making it pretty easy to listen in on CEO Steve Ballmer's keynote speech live. Tonight at 6:30 PT / 9:30 Silicon Alley time, turn your browser to Microsoft's PressPass site for a webcast.
So what are we likely to see? Techcrunch claims to have gotten the advance agenda under an embargo they rejected.
More about Windows 7. We'd like to see a hard ship date, but we doubt it will happen.
Flash on Windows Mobile.
A few more Halo titles for the Xbox. They'll sell well, but that means more to the Xbox fanboys ...
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