Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer offered some frank analysis of the missteps Microsoft made with Vista and acknowledged the still-strong demand for Windows XP. While Ballmer stopped short of saying ...

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"Will that really drive a lot of demand? No," Ballmer said. "Will it wipe out our ability to do innovative work like Windows XP? That it would do. You take $20 off the price of Windows, and our ...

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During his tenure Ballmer also raised eyebrows for bluntly dismissing the importance of both the iPhone and Android while insisting that older Windows Mobile phones were more than enough to meet ...

It concluded its roast session by throwing some jabs at Microsoft's current CEO, Satya Nadella, and his keen focus and ...

and CEO Steve Ballmer delivered by giving attendees a peek at a future in which Windows powers a multitude of different devices and form factors. Much of the excitement in Ballmer's keynote ...

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