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D7 Video: Jon and Roger Market the Palm Pre

by Adam Tow
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 12:13 PM PT

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Here is the video of Roger McNamee and Jon Rubinstein shown before their introduction to the D7 stage. McNamee and Rubinstein are shown trying to figure out the right marketing message for the new Palm (PALM) Pre.

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