Ballmer clarifies “new Xbox 360” announcement, plus an apology
After making his “new Xbox 360” announcement at The Executive’s Club of Chicago, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer personally makes the clarification for his confusing statements, complete with an apology. Even after Aaron Greenberg‘s quick rescue, it seems that the clarification must come from the guy who made the faulty comments. Speaking to IGN, Ballmer admitted his poor choice of words and apologizes for what it caused. More in the full article.
After making his “new Xbox 360” announcement at The Executive’s Club of Chicago, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer personally makes the clarification for his confusing statements, complete with an apology. Even after Aaron Greenberg‘s quick rescue, it seems that the clarification must come from the guy who made the faulty comments. Speaking to IGN, Ballmer admitted his poor choice of words and apologizes for what it caused.
“I confused the issue with my poorly chosen words. There is no news in my comments. Things are as reported after E3. Sorry,” he said.
Hey, we all make mistakes. You gotta be more careful when you’re CEO, but yes, we all make mistakes, and that’s that – no new Xbox 360 will be coming in 2010, but we might see Natal in the said year, perhaps bundled with an Xbox 360.
Even Major Nelson clarified the issue:
Via IGN