比尔盖茨CES2008演讲原稿英文的 谁有啊

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it's so much tough to search ,and also the speech is so long..so i just paste part of it,and the whole could be found in the belowing address,good luck~
BILL GATES:Good evening.It's great to be here and see all the exciting things going on,the fulfillment of so many dreams and promises over the years.My first keynote was in 1994,a long time ago.That was a time when Windows 95 was just coming together,the Internet was just getting started,and it was within a few years of that that we entered the start of what we call the first digital decade.During that decade,the PC install base grew to over one billion machines.Broadband went from almost nothing to over 250 million users.Mobile phones achieved a penetration of over 40 percent of the people in the world.Digital photos moved from being a film-based activity to being something that's done through the power of software.And music went through that same transformation where today your ability to organize,select and communicate is driven fully by the power of software.The trend here is clear:all media and entertainment will be software driven.The first digital decade has been fantastically successful.
The trend to have information wherever you want,to have Web sites get richer,and allow business activity as well as consumer activity,taking the full screen PC and making it better and better for those experiences,customizing things so people get exactly what they want.Ten years ago,I talked about some pieces that go into this.I talked about the AutoPC.Well,today we have Ford Sync,you'll get an update on that,which is exactly that vision.I talked about the handheld PC,and of course intelligent phones,including Windows Mobile Smartphones,are a huge part of the market today with software allowing them to do richer and richer applications.The idea of the TV meeting the Internet - well,we've really kicked that off in a big way with Media Room now connecting up to over a million users,and people for the first time realizing they can build content that's unique,a news show where you see only the things you're interested in,or taking rich complex events,like elections,and allowing people to navigate those in new ways.
So we've made a lot of progress.The first digital decade has been a great success.And thousands of companies here have worked together - whether it's to do great hardware,great applications,driving the platform forward or the content that comes in from movies to videogames.Now,this is just the beginning.There's nothing holding us back from going much faster and much further in the second digital decade.
Before I get to that,I want to talk about the fact that this is my last keynote.It's the middle of this year,in July,that I'll move from being a full-time employee at Microsoft to working full-time at the foundation,as you heard.So this will be the first time since I was 17 that I won't have my full-time Microsoft job.And I'm not really sure what that last day is going to be like.It could be a bit strange,you know - what do you do on your last day?So I have some friends to help me prepare for that.So we got together and did a little video.So let's take a look at that.
(Video segment.)
I really don't think it's an accurate representation of what's likely to happen,but it was fun to put together.The transition,in fact,has been going very well,with Ray Ozzie and Craig Mundie stepping up to take over my full-time responsibilities.Of course,after the transition I'll have a few projects that I pick,that are still about the magic of software,including things like how software can advance education,and how software can advance healthcare around the world.

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