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Microsoft Messenger for Mac 8 Beta Adds A/V Chats

Microsoft's Mac Business Unit just released a beta version of the upcoming Messenger for Mac 8 and it heralds the arrival of the long-awaited audio/video conferencing feature. The new functionality has been in the works for a while, first teased by Microsoft in December 2008.

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