MICROSOFT’S CO-FOUNDER, PAUL ALLEN, PLAYS JIMI HENDRIX ON THE OPC AT CES 2011


Computer and business world legend, Paul Allen, visited the INTEL booth at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show and tried out the OPC Guitar Amplifier & Recording Studio Workstation. INTEL chose the OPC to demonstrate its 2nd generation i5 processor on their booth at CES in Las Vegas.

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Founding MICROSOFT in 1975 with Bill Gates was the start of a stellar and multi-faceted career in which Paul G. Allen has achieved phenomenal success and wealth as a world business investor and leader, and earned deep respect worldwide as a philanthropist and patron of the arts and sport.

INTERESTING TO KNOW THE FACT …

 

that Paul also finds time to front a band  – The Paul Allen Band.

 

Here is an extract from a review blog of a gig that Paul’s band played at a 2008 Battle of the Bands charity concert held in New Orleans:

 

Paul played a killer guitar tonight..killer. I got an inkling that he was pretty good when I heard the band’s second song, a lovely blues song that I’d love to get on my Zune, but I was blown away by the next song, Paul’s rendition of Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze.

 

 

 

And it was Jimi Hendrix that Seattle-born Paul played at CES 2011 when he picked up a Gibson SG and played it through the OPC’s ‘Amplitube 3′ guitar amp modelling software.

 

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                  The OPC Guitar Amplifier & Recording Studio Workstation

 

 

Click on the link below to view a photograph which captured that moment on the INTEL stand.

 

 

 

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