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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundVista testers get unexpected holiday gift: No TV
January 4, 2007 A test version of Media Center stopped working on December 31 as a result of a licensing problem, Microsoft says.Sony desktop doubles as flat-screen TV
August 22, 2006 Vaio VGC-LS1 computer lets people watch programs, record them and burn them onto DVDs. Photo: Sony's latest VaioMicrosoft sees rapid Media Center sales
March 21, 2006 After slow start, sales of Media Center will top 10 million this month. Also, company demos Media Center capabilities in Vista.With Vista, seeing is believing, says Gates
January 29, 2007 On the eve of Vista's consumer launch, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates says that a short demo is all that's needed to convince doubters.Microsoft shows off cell phone-PC prototype
July 27, 2006 Software maker is looking at whether it can build a cheap PC for emerging markets by combining a cell phone and a TV.Playing catch-up with Google
November 21, 2006 newsmaker Steve Berkowitz, in charge of MSN and Windows Live, talks about what Microsoft has to do to make strides online.MobiTV expands to Windows Mobile
June 29, 2006 Consumers of the TV broadcast service can now use devices that run Microsoft's OS for cell phones and handhelds.Apple launches new Macintosh ad campaign
May 3, 2006 With Microsoft's Vista operating system suffering setbacks, Apple Computer seizes an opportunity.Ballmer makes nice with mobile operators
February 14, 2006 Microsoft's CEO tells a 3GSM audience that the software giant will help them introduce new services to mobile customers.Intel, Microsoft join forces for entertainment PCs
January 5, 2006 The companies decide that giving users access to their desired programs is best achieved with a united front.MSN debuts portable video downloads
January 7, 2005 Service is designed to boost the slowly growing line of portable video players based on Microsoft's nascent Portable Media Center software.Commentary: No rush to the Media Center
October 12, 2004 Version 1 of Windows Media Center Extenders will fail to excite most consumers this holiday season.Home sweet home for Microsoft
January 8, 2007 As the opening act at CES, Bill Gates and crew tout a new home server, Vista-based media PCs, TV via the Xbox and much more.Gates: Curtain call for crystal ball
January 7, 2008 In what could be his final CES keynote for a while, Gates shows off gadgets and touts deal with NBC to jointly run Olympic site. Photos: Gates' last call? Video: Gates' keynote at CESAnalysts: Microsoft's after Google's ad business
April 26, 2007 Conference attendees say the software giant is playing catch-up to search firm in high-tech power struggle.Microsoft's Bach pitches 'user-driven marketing'
May 2, 2007 Robert Bach, head of Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices division, says new Web apps are "changing the world of marketing."Photos: Talking marketing at Mix '07Windows XP in your living room
January 7, 2002 At the Consumer Electronics Show, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates will show off an interface intended to turn PCs into home electronics or entertainment systems. Think XP with a remote control.Apple still quiet on game strategy
February 15, 2007 Windows PCs still own the game world, as Apple seems content to focus on digital media and portable music.Intel's Viiv low on holiday shopping lists
December 14, 2006 It's the most wonderful time of the year for the PC industry, but a major piece of Intel's home entertainment strategy remains out in the cold.Week in review: Gates' farewell to CES troops
January 11, 2008 Bill Gates gives his "last keynote" at CES and tech is no front-runner in New Hampshire. Also: The decline of DRM. Sponsored matches for "TV"
