Internet TV + Gaming = Bill Gates' Newest Device: Microsoft Chairman Introduces IPTV on Xbox 360

During Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates' keynote address yesterday at the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), he announced a new solution that will bring together two of Microsoft's leading entertainment products: the Xbox 360 gaming console and the Microsoft TV IPTV Edition software platform.

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#4	Stats Kid commented on 8 Jan 2007 According to Gates in his keynote speech, 10.4 million XBox 360 games consoles have now been sold worldwide.
#3	Leviance commented on 8 Jan 2007 Is it just me or are 360s starting to look more and more like computers, following the computer business model? consistent hardware upgrades, new versions, accessories, etc. etc.? Why buy a 360 when you can get high end gaming computer and do more things with your purchase?
#2	Yay! commented on 8 Jan 2007 I will definitely be getting a 360 now, though the question remains: how to get a Wii - everyplace I go they are out of stock.
#1	Yay! commented on 8 Jan 2007 I will definitely be getting a 360 now, though the question remains: how to get a Wii - everyplace I go they are out of stock.

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