This Will Be Microsoft’s Last Keynote At CES

Microsoft has announced that CES 2012 will be the last time they will be giving a keynote at the annual gadget conference. The company will continue to participate in CES, but the company will not have a keynote or a booth after this year’s conference. Why? “because our product news milestones generally don’t align with the show’s January timing,” stated Microsoft Corporate VP of Corporate Communications Frank X. Shaw. This is a big deal because Microsoft has had a 20-year working relationship with the Consumer Electronics Association. [TechNet]

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