We had a nice early morning tour of the Microsoft Partners Pavilion at CES 2007 today. We were free to roam around the small but precious space inside a tent full of Microsoft hardware and software showcases. There were a lot of NDA stuff, as well as a silly ban on photography, but an enjoyable experience at least.
Bill Gates also arrived to deliver a video-webcast about Microsoft and CES. He arrived to greet a warm welcome by bloggers, who jumped and surrounded him within seconds. No photos, no records. Shame.
The pavilions outside of the CES halls.
The dark room of surprises.
Computers have become…mobile phones?
Wow. Its so true.
Yahooooooooo!
Other tents around the pavilion area.
Mauricio Freitas also has a post about the Partners Pavilion. Neowin has coverage too. PROnetworks too. Josh from WindowsConnected met Gates too.
3 Comments
mrmckeb
Phones aren’t computers.. well maybe in the technical sense, but I can’t play Crysis on a Nokia phone, and the N-Gage was poorly marketed (I owned one, wasn’t baaad).
nothingnormal
I’m still with my n-gage, its great but i want a new N-series phone soon. And Nokia calls their N-series phones multimedia computers.
Jakob
Phones ARE computers.
Of course, they’re not nearly as powerful, but they still are.
I’ve heard of phones in Japan that can do much more then phones in America, which are less much powerful.
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