Watch the Live Stream Windows 7 Launch Event
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By Marcus Yam
published Rejoice! A new Windows is upon us!
It's the biggest Microsoft launch in years and it's finally here. Microsoft's big CEO Steve Ballmer is currently at the launch in New York City. Tune in to the live stream of Microsoft's event to get the feeling as if you were there in person.
You can find the link to Microsoft's live stream right here. You will need the Microsoft Silverlight Plugin to be able to view the video.
Also, be sure to take part in our QOTD to tell us whether or not you'll be running Windows 7 today.
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Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
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ChefOfDeath The title says "steam" windows 7 launch event, so I thought that windows 7 was being put up for download on Steam...darn you, Tom's! You led me on!Reply -
yrmoma I have x-fi and it works just fine...Reply
Can't silverlight just die already? Seriously now. -
squidrott I've avoided the SilverLight hoopla this long...and I shall continue to avoid it. Which is too bad, as the event would have been slightly interesting to watch, with Ballmer being the oddity that he is.Reply -
doc70 what's up with the STEAM thing?...Reply
Oh, wait, they took Marcus out of his element! (coughcough)....
But really, I don't need to watch that thing online... I like/use Windows but I'm not such a big fanboy as to WATCH it's launch. I don't think my life will depend on it ... I just wish it smooth sailing.. -
james800 etichiI thought Tom's only did Apple articles?Reply
well its not much of an article is it, just a click here message. -
lowguppy I too wanted this to be about Valve's Steam service, and not the release of an OS about which pretty much everything is already known.Reply -
rooket damn, I would kill to have some of those systems and they are under $500... omg.. well, so much for apple.Reply