Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO, and Robbie Bach, president of the Entertainment and Devices Division, unveil developments and partnerships involving Windows, Windows Live, Xbox, and other offerings. Las Vegas, Jan. 7, 2009.

Steve Ballmer discusses how natural user interfaces, such as voice and touch, will become mainstream in the coming years.

Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer on continuing to innovate and invest in technology during the current challenging economic climate.

Robbie Bach on Microsoft’s vision of connected entertainment.

Microsoft chief executive officer Steve Ballmer describes three trends he sees driving technology innovation in the coming years during his keynote presentation during 2009 International CES.

Robbie Bach and Sparrow explore Kodu, a programming concepts game available via Xbox Live Community Games.

Steve Ballmer on the role Windows is playing to bring together PC, phone, TV and cloud services for consumers.

When it launches on Xbox LIVE this spring, “Kodu” will join a host of fun, creative, family-friendly and casual games already on the Community Games channel.

Robbie Bach, president of the Entertainment & Devices Division at Microsoft Corp., took the CES keynote stage again this year, sharing advancements in the way people access and experience entertainment of all kinds.

Get a sneak peek at the future of Windows: Windows 7, Windows Live Wave 3 and Internet Explorer 8.

See the most exciting new features of Windows 7.

See how you can easily manage and share your photos with Windows Live.

See how using information on the Web is easier than ever before with Internet Explorer 8.

See how Windows Live will help you organize your online life and stay connected with your friends.

Steven Sinofsky’s PDC keynote address

Windows 7 PDC Demo

Steven Sinofsky’s WinHEC keynote address

In a look at the progression of Windows Media Center, this video underscores Microsoft’s commitment to delivering the best TV-on-the-PC experience and discusses the enhancements in the forthcoming release of Windows 7.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer chats with Paul Hochman about his debut as keynote speaker of CES, the continuing socialization of technology, Windows 7 and his favorite gadget.

Robbie Bach, Microsoft's President of the Entertainment & Devices Division, talks to Paul Hochman about how the current gaming landscape is changing the concepts of competition, networking and socialization.

The big news at CES 2009 is tiny projectors. Paul Hochman gives an overview of three models including one that uses lasers to project the image and one that can be controlled with a cell phone.

A look at Windows 7, IE 8 and the new Windows experience with this demo by Microsoft’s Charlotte Jones.

Greg Sullivan of Microsoft shows off some of the newest phones and features from Windows Mobile.

Janet Galore shows a conceptual demo of how Microsoft’s technologies of the future will radically change the way find, share and use information.

CES 09 Microsoft Product B-roll

Broll highlights from Robbie Bach’s presentation during the opening keynote for 2009 International CES in Las Vegas, Jan. 7, 2009.

Highlights from Steve Ballmer, Microsoft chief executive officer, speaking during the opening keynote for the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Jan. 8, 2008