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Gates embraces 2006 as year for digital lifestyle
www.chinaview.cn 2006-01-05 15:51:28

    Related: Bill Gates exhibits next Windows operating system

Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates outlined his vision for the future of consumer technology as he  unveiled an array of new products aimed at the growing appetite for digital entertainment in his annual speech at the ICES in Las Vegas yesterday.
Microsoft Corp.chairman Bill Gates sees 2006 as a year for the digital lifestyle. (File Photo)
     BEIJING, Jan.5 (Xinhuanet) -- Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates made his annual speech at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas yesterday.

    In his speech, he outlined his vision for the future of consumer technology as he  unveiled an array of new products aimed at the growing appetite for digital entertainment.

    "Technology has revolutionized how we listen to music, watch TV, play games, communicate and manage and share personal information," he said. "2006 is going to be a big year for the digital lifestyle."

    Gates's address is one of the most closely watched events at the annual trade show. He has addressed the convention every year for the past decade.

    Wednesday night, those hoping to hear his address in person at the Las Vegas Hilton had to wait in a long line.

    Microsoft advertised Gates's speech prominently on its Web site, displaying a picture of the founder of the $40 billion software company with his eyes gazing at the horizon. Beside his image is the question "What's the next big thing?" Enditem

    (Agencies)

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