Microsoft CES 2010 Keynote Videos - Watch Online

Microsoft CES 2010 Keynote Videos - Watch Online

Microsoft’s CES 2010 Keynote was held on last Wednesday evening in Las Vegas. Some most important parts of the presentation are given. Presentation started with a statement by CEA President/CEA Gary Shapiro, pointing to the intensification economy. "In a vigorous market where anyone with an idea can expose it to over 100,000 influencers."' Compared to the Sony keynote speech earlier tonight, Steve Ballmer the CEO of the company put a really good show.

Here some information is given about Computers which declare in presentation. The Sony Vaio I was declared for its 24” HD touchscreen and Blu-ray drive. In the presentation one of the world’s thinnest laptop were also shown named the Dell Adamo XPS, and the HP Envy 15.

In the presentation, information was given about The Bleo Reader which Microsoft’s attempt to replace the college bookstore. It is an e-bookstore which covers 1 million textbooks. It is a next generation e-bookstore.

Bing Streetside was also displayed in the presentation and a map utility which show every corner of the world ahead of time in 3D.

It was declared in the presentation, about Media Room 2.0: At once now 4 HD channels can record, best streaming video quality and more streaming HD movies. You can also download on your PC, also viewed on your phone, Zune HD, or Xbox 360.

Then it was displayed The HP Slate. The slate shows to be a 10" or so touchscreen, with utterly minimalistic design. With a screen in middle it was a blank, monolithic black slate. It looks awesome and great. May it will launch in mid-year.

In this year Halo Reach and Mass Effect both are going to launch. And one another product was also there named Project Natal. Project Natal will launch “Holiday 2010”. Project Natal is a revolutionary new way to play: no controller required. Project Natal will one of the biggest launch in this year.

And Sony and Samsung and some others declare internet streaming and premium video services directly to TVs, Microsoft demonstrated. Ballmer also displayed DirectX11: "The most practical gaming experience on the planet."