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  1. There's just a certain satisfaction seeing Windows-powered ads fail to boot. http://tweetphoto.com/8200559
  2. @Stepto I'm confused - we've already seen this video. Why bother blacking out what's been available for a while?
  3. @sniderm I'm feeling good about the MW2 content exclusivity for Xbox right about now.
  4. What's the point of a live stream if you're going to black out all the good bits? Fuck, guys. #CES
  5. @thehartley They've blacked us out on the media stream here. Bastards.
  6. Seriously? In respect to IP being demonstrated on stage, we can't watch the Reach showcase? Seriously? #CES
  7. @omarelakkad Sadly.
  8. Project Natal schedule for Holiday 2010 #CES #Natal #Xbox
  9. And there Ballmer goes, introducing the tablet devices. #CES
  10. Damn it. Engadget says keynote leaked. No Courier, just an HP-made 7 device. #CES
  11. Wait, what? They're actually hyping Cablecard here? I swear it's been declared all but dead, and nothing but a failure? #CES
  12. Microsoft announces Bing Maps Streetview with virtual snow effects. Excellent. #CES
  13. What does a Windows 7 ebook have that the Kindle doesn't? Pop quizzes and interactive videos! #CES
  14. Oh, for the love of god, stop saying "A-SOOS". It's Asus. A-sus. #CES
  15. Basically, look how many things run windows, and now our new MS tablet does too! #CES
  16. Maybe this will be the night we finally get the #ZuneHD in Canada? #CES
  17. Ballmer: "BING BING BING" #CES
  18. I've figured it out. Steve Ballmer is continuing his slow vocal transition into Patrick Warburton. #CES
  19. With each year, Steve Ballmer sounds more and more like an aging high school football coach. #CES
  20. @WILDKATer216 I see they're getting the screens back on slowly, one by one.