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Tech.Ed 2009
Microsoft Australia's TechEd 2009
on Sep 9 2009 2:10PM
The Tech.Ed 2009 keynote stage.
A Microsoft employee dressed as the "PC Guy".
The Microsoft employee tore his suit off and said: “I’m a Windows 7 PC and proud".
The audience watched on as a keynote presentation was delivered.
The exhibition hall had Microsoft employees available for anyone to talk with.
People wrote what they thought of Windows 7 on whiteboards.
People wrote what they thought of Windows 7 on whiteboards.
The server inside this room ran all the presentations.
Attendees were able to play with a pre-released version of Windows Mobile 6.5.
Panelists answered audience questions.
Microsoft's flag was flying high over the course of the three day convention on the Gold Coast.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
Attendees wrote what they thought of Windows 7.
The Tech.Ed 2009 keynote stage.
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