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When you see it, you'll say it

Now I have no idea what this supposed to mean, but that is the latest marketing term being thrown around for Windows Vista.  I had caught a post by Mary Jo about this and realized I had already seen that in print somewhere (though they didn't comment on it to Mary Jo).  The CES guide that had the "All together now" ad also has a full page advertisment for Windows Vista in it, which I scanned here below.

 

What is the first thing that you said when you saw Windows Vista?

Posted Jan 04 2007, 09:34 AM by Josh Phillips
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Corrine wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-04-2007 10:43 AM

It has to be "wow" -- "Wow starts now!"

Anonymous wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-04-2007 11:55 AM

Or maybe it was "If I have to click on more of the freggin' UAC boxes I'm going to scream"

JoeM wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-04-2007 2:02 PM

When I saw Vista, I said WOW WOW WOW.  And Now people who see my laptop say WOW.

Martien wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-05-2007 4:46 AM

I've got to get it! was the first thing I said :)

Vista vs Mac OS X wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-06-2007 7:05 AM

WOW: World of Warcraft ;)

...

Why WOW? The aero ui is eye candy. People who doesn't likes the Aero UI can run without it, or Vista Basic Home.

All Vista editions are builded by the same code: A costlier license key makes just that you get more features, like transparency borders, yeah.

Xp was better! The two editions was not builded by the same code. XP rocks for a while...!

Windows Vista will wait...

NO_NAME wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-07-2007 11:50 AM

ill stick with linux. M$ can keep their crap code

JoeM wrote re: When you see it, you'll say it
on 01-08-2007 9:11 PM

crap code??  I think i=you have that confused with Apple.

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