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From the chimp playing Pac-Man to Bill Gates getting hit by a pie, here's a greatest hits collection of tech videos.
Here someone has strung together memorable Microsoft clips, such as Bill Gates getting hit by a pie, the infamous CES disaster and the Steve Ballmer developer rant.
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