ZDNet Australia Writes:
A Harvard University dropout who ushered in the home computer age and made billions of dollars along the way will have his last official day of work at Microsoft on 27 June.
Three people will essentially fill the void left behind when Bill Gates retires from the company he and friend Paul Allen co-founded in 1975.
Analysts say there are signs Microsoft has been struggling since Gates stepped away from managing operations several years ago.
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Has had VERY stiff competition coming from all directions,with Apple,Google,Sony,and Nintendo,at the front lines.
There's been a lot of murmurings that the top Execs are still displeased with the direction of the Xbox brand...let's see how things roll after Gates leaves.
The 360 destroys more homes than Sin does, ya?
Microsoft said they were making profit on the xbox brand.
But this zdnet editorial from the link says they have yet to make a profit.
Maybe MS is fighting a battle on TOO many fronts. Hardware, Software, Gaming, mobile devices. Gps. Etc.
But then again. Sony and Apple both do more than just one or two things as well. So maybe MS isn't fighting too many battles for all I know.
For all I know, this could the result of too many higher executives leaving MS in such a short period of time.
Dum, dum, duuuuuuuummmmmm...
And you're as gay as your avatar is, ya?
(Sorry, didn't mean to interrupt you and Juuken's trolling)
Could be worst though, like an exploding battery courtesy of $ony. The thing is while MS will try and fix it $ony will tell you to eat some egg rolls.