| The products will be showcased at retail centres in eight cities across the country, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune and Ahmedabad. |
| "The products unveiled today are aimed primarily at the urban consumers and the company's strategy is to allow the consumers to have a feel of what they are buying so as to provide a good buying experience," said Microsoft India Managing Director Neelam Dhawan. Microsoft has also drawn up plans to reach home users in 32 more cities by June 2006. |
| "Microsoft will invest in the infrastructure required for showcasing the products and also provide its retail partners with marketing support," Ranjivjit Singh, the company's group director, consumer business, said. |
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