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Fact-Checking Microsoft’s E3 Presser

As is typically the case with these types of events, context is very important when you’re considering the truth of a company’s boast. While Microsoft didn’t outright fudge or falsify any claims, there were a couple instances where they were saying one thing and hoping you would think another.

Following the jump, a rundown of seven claims made at Microsoft’s news conference earlier today. Brian Ashcraft and I did the fact checking.

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