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Xbox founding member: 'Microsoft may not understand what it's doing and is just trying things'

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A founding member of Xbox expressed concerns that Microsoft may lack a clear understanding of its direction in the tech industry and is simply experimenting with various strategies. The individual suggested that Microsoft's approach involves trying different things without a cohesive vision.

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