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Bill Gates' recent philanthropic work prevents him from interacting
with Microsoft very often, but he recently sat down with Charlie Rose to
discuss his efforts overseas and his take on the company's Surface tablet.
Apart from his efforts to rid the planet of Polio and improve worldwide
healthcare, Gates reflects on the dichotomy between tablets and desktop
computers.
In his interview, Gates says that "end-to-end design can really set
off a form factor" and that "you can have a rich ecosystem of manufacturers
and you can have a few signature devices that show off the difference
between a tablet and a PC." Gates goes on to explain that, while he is
certainly biased towards Microsoft, that "...Surface is the seminal
event of taking the best of two worlds and bringing them together."
Gates' interview with Rose covers areas from the prevalence of
companies that focus on software, like Google and Facebook, to
Microsoft's advances in Bing, and how brand recognition is holding the
search engine back. While Gates says that he's very proud of Microsoft's
Windows 8 OS and the Surface tablet, he isn't planning on going back
any time soon — there is still much work to be done in the fields of
education, medicine, and energy independence.
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