engadget.com - 6/25/2009
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We could swear we've seen this before, but nonetheless, Microsoft's Windows blog has unveiled what it's calling the official Windows 7 's packaging -- as in, this it what we'll be seeing in stores when it launches this fall. It's apparently 37 percent lighter and has a 50 percent better ...
windowsteamblog.com - 6/24/2009
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windowsteamblog.com —
Simple, Clean and Easy To Open… We approached
the packaging for Windows 7 the same way we...
approached the product – by listening to what our customers told us they wanted: make it a simple clean design, easy to open, and reduce waste. ...
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Check out the New Windows 7 Packaging
feeds.gawker.com - 6/26/2009
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We already knew that companies ship hardware in
the most ridiculous and oversized boxes , but come...
on Microsoft, shrink-wrapped retail boxes to sell a numeric key? I understand your desire to sell , but this is a total waste. In case you are not ...
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Gizmodo - Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade Retail Packaging Is ...
amazon.com - 6/26/2009
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amazon.com —
Buy Vista Today, Get Windows 7 for $9.99
Software Deals of the Week If you purchase full...
or upgrade versions of Windows Vista Home Premium , Business , or Ultimate , on or after June 26, you will qualify for a Windows 7 Upgrade at the reduced price of ...
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Microsoft Windows 7 Packaging
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... the new Windows 7 boxes still feature a clamshell design, but apparently, it's "37 percent lighter and has a 50 percent better econometrics score" compared to its predecessor. Click here for first picture in gallery.
We could swear we've seen this before, but nonetheless, Microsoft's Windows blog has unveiled what it's calling the official Windows 7's packaging -- as in, this it what we'll be seeing in stores when it launches this fall.
[via Engadget]
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Microsoft Windows 7 Packaging: 37 percent lighter
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... . Engadget tell us that the new Windows 7 Packaging is now 37 percent lighter and 50 percent better with its econometrics compared to Vista packaging. ...
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