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November 11-16, 2001 Las Vegas, Nevada
From Microsoft Windows® XP, Office XP, and Pocket PC 2002 to Visual Studio® .NET and the .NET Enterprise Servers, this year Microsoft introduces arguably the strongest line of products in the history of computing. Add Xbox™ and there’s no question. All were on display last week at COMDEX 2001, along with glimpses of solutions just around the corner.

Gates Showcases Tablet PC, Xbox, Describes Digital Decade to Come
Read the highlights from Bill Gates's keynote at COMDEX. Gates unveiled prototypes of the new Tablet PC that he predicted will become the most popular form of PC within five years, announced strong initial sales of Windows XP, and described new technologies that will transform how people live.

News and announcements.

Tablet PC: The Laptop Evolves Into True Mobility

Windows .NET Server Beta 3 Is Coming

Xbox Excitement Builds as Launch Day Approaches

Download Debut: Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint

Visual Studio .NET Launch Date Set

Pocket PC Everywhere in Vegas

Download the Pocket PC Expense Power Toy

Honeycutt Covers COMDEX: Daily Dispatch from the Expert Zone

Expedia.com's Guide to Las Vegas

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Last Updated: Monday, November 12, 2001 - 6:00 a.m. Pacific Time

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