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By: Paul Thurrott
Microsoft’s final CES keynote address focused on Windows Phone, Windows 8, and the Xbox. But it’s somewhat fitting that most of the truly new information was about Kinect, the one truly successful consumer product that the company has launched in the past few years. But enthusiasts were disappointed that Microsoft only described existing features in Windows Phone and Windows 8, while providing absolutely no clues about the future at all.
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Microsoft’s final CES keynote address focused on Windows Phone, Windows 8, and the Xbox. But it’s somewhat fitting that most of the truly new information was about Kinect, the one truly successful consumer product that the company has launched in the past few years. But enthusiasts were disappointed that Microsoft only described existing features in Windows Phone and Windows 8, while providing absolutely no clues about the future at all.
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