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At a reception prior to the start of the D6 conference, Bill Gates said he would work on a variety of projects after his July 1 "retirement."
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- by Mr. Dee May 27, 2008 8:48 PM PDT
- I will repeat myself, I was not impressed by the Windows 7 demo, the Touch nostalgia has been taken away from Microsoft's own Surface and Apple's iPhone. Gates looks rather comfy in that chair btw.
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- by timber2005 May 28, 2008 1:00 PM PDT
- Great, ok, thanks for sharing. Everyone heard your last comment. It's not like sound where it eventually dissipates, but the web tends to keep EXACT copies forever.
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