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Microsoft CEO Unveils New Operating System (video)

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Cult of Mac:  Video: Watch Steve Ballmer Intro Windows 7 on Today Show (No BSoD, Unfortunately)

The Microsoft Blog:  Video: Ballmer promotes Windows 7 on 'Today' show

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Video: Watch Steve Ballmer Intro Windows 7 on Today Show (No BSoD, Unfortunately)
Cult of Mac — Video: Watch Steve Ballmer Intro Windows 7 on Today Show (No BSoD, Unfortunately) 10:07 am, October 22nd, 2009, Leander Kahney The demo gods shone on Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer this morning as he showed off Windows 7 to the Today Show’s Matt Lauer.   The demo went with nary a hitch, even though he didn’t really “demo” any features — he just talked about how Windows 7 is “faster,” “cleaner” and “snappier.” The Sony touchscreen machine does look pretty cool though.   He isn’t afraid that the iPhone will soon make PCs obsolete, he told Lauer, because people want different-sized screens for different tasks. And he’s not jealous of ...

Video: Ballmer promotes Windows 7 on 'Today' show
The Microsoft Blog — As you might expect, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been busy today promoting the launch of his company's newest product, Windows 7. This morning, he made an appearance on NBC's "Today" to be interviewed by Matt Lauer and show off new Windows 7-powered PCs. Heads up: Lauer brings up the quintessential Microsoft-vs.-Apple debate.

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