Live from Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote; including live-broadcast video!

By on Jan 5, 2011 at 9:43 PM
CES January 5, 2011

We’re all ready to go at Microsoft CEO Steve Baller’s CES keynote event — the room is packed and the event is set to start any minute. What will be shown? Well, maybe some tablets or even new Windows Phone 7 handets? Or that mythical Windows 8? We’ll see soon enough! You can watch along with us since Microsoft is live-broadcasting Ballmer’s keynote in its entirety. Hit the break for the live video!

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  • http://twitter.com/gnomehole The Gnome

    What a turd. Time for new leadership Microsoft…

  • Anonymous

    Seriously after watching ten minutes of this, everything minute of it screamed Ballmer and Microsoft are so out of touch with reality. They are living in some Ballmer Microsoft bubble and have no idea of how to communicate with potential customers.

  • http://twitter.com/surfbreakn2000 Ben

    Is that better dude? Does she look less like a turd?

  • macdaddybuff

    is that a butterfly necklace man she is pretty but also pretty annoying. Not sure what it is either she might make a better comedian.

  • Jackstraw

    you got to be kidding me, I’m embrassed watching their presentation, it looks so plastic and fake

  • http://twitter.com/jay_sim Jason Sim

    Liz should not be going out for coffee after…

  • pedro

    Avatar kinect will open a whole new realm of virtual sex

    • http://twitter.com/DaveLindhout Dave Lindhout

      I burst out laughing during that part, thinking the same thing.

  • http://twitter.com/DaveLindhout Dave Lindhout

    Windows on ARM is certainly interesting. I can’t tell if Microsoft will succeed or fail at this. It will mean the end of Win32 apps, and that can’t happen soon enough. But all the drivers need to be redone, again. Steve Jobs is trying to print without a driver. I like his idea better.

  • Bringit

    Microsoft needs a new face – Steve Baller is out of touch.

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