Microsoft’s Pathetic ‘Macs might spoil your fun’ Ad Campaign
Microsoft has for years did not care about Apple products until they have seen the wake of rising sales for Apple’s computer. Microsoft has launched a new Windows 7 campaign to take on Mac OS X. The software giant thought it is a great idea to add a PC vs Mac tab on their Windows 7 website.
Here is a summary what Microsoft came up with on their website:
- Having Fun. When it’s time to enjoy movies, games, and HDTV from anywhere in your home, PCs are ready to play.
- Simplicity. Intuitive, familiar, and easy to use, PCs do what you want: they just work.
- Working Hard. PCs are always ready, willing, and—most importantly—able to get down to business.
- Sharing. Whether you’re working or playing, PCs know how to help you get along with others.
- Compatibility. Most software is developed for PCs, and your PC will work with your music players, phones, cameras, and other devices.
- Choice. Pick a color you love. Midnight blue, espresso, or pink? PCs offer the most variety and options to match your style or price point.
Why not add Windows has loads of security issues and by the latest update you know what I am talking about. How can using Windows 7 be more simple? Pathetic attempt on Microsoft. Apple has gone far ahead Microsoft in the mobile and tablet arena. That is where Microsoft should spend their money and not on PC.
Microsoft Releasing Windows 7 SP1 In Early 2011
A newly published Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document on the Microsoft TechNet site indicates that Microsoft will release Windows 7 Service Pack 1 in 2011.
Family Guy And Windows 7
This is one of the Family Guy promoting Windows 7 video Microsoft has shelved but now you can watch it.
I’m A PC And Windows 7 Was My Idea Ad Campaign
Check out Microsoft’s latest I’m A PC and Windows 7 Was My Idea ad campaign.
Amazon Kindle App For PC
Amazon has announced during the Windows 7 launch that the company will release a Kindle app for the PC. The app will be free, multitouch capable on Windows 7 and it will be available in November. You can find out more features on their website.
Microsoft Launches Windows 7
Finally users can get rid of Windows Vista after Microsoft recently delivered the next generation Windows 7.
Windows 7 Reviewed
Microsoft new Windows 7 operating system will be available in retail shops next week and on all PC by October 22nd. Check out the review first before buying it or you could just buy a Mac withOS X Snow Leopard.
BumpTop Adds Multitouch To Windows 7
BumpTop provide you a 3D mulitouch desktop interface on Windows 7. It retails at $30. Check out the video for the features.
Source: BumpTop
Microsoft Windows 7 New Ads
Will the new Microsoft Windows 7 Ads make you rush out and buy it? Watch the advert and decide. And another one below aimed at kids.
Microsoft Windows 7 Now 50% Off
Users who pre-order a copy of Microsoft’s Windows 7 will receive more than 50% off the retail price for a limited time starting Friday. Windows 7 Home Premium will sell for $49 and Windows 7 Professional for $99.
Microsoft’s Windows 7 will be released on October 22.
