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Video: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer signs off on Windows 7
The video is chopped up, the sound cuts out suspiciously in spots, and you need the Microsoft Silverlight plugin to watch, but it's still pretty entertaining to see Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Windows President Steven Sinofsky announcing Windows 7's completion on stage in this Microsoft video from its internal MGX sales convention in Atlanta yesterday.
Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc, who provided this video on the Windows Team Blog, also has a photo of Sinofsky and Ballmer on stage. The annual meeting features Microsoft's top executives, but it's meant for an internal audience and isn't open to the public or media.
Previously: Microsoft finishes Windows 7
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