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Attend the free event, take home Windows 7
http://www.microsoft.com/business/th...s/default.aspx
These type of events are generally pretty cool..Sometimes they're a bit boring.
Many times you get the free goodies at the registration booth..and turn around and go back to work.
Click the "See all live launch events" link to see a City near you.
Signed up for Philly, PA Sept 28 as NYC was already full
Signed up for San Jose, October 5th :)
Where is the Aussie one? :(
This should be good news for many;)
Windows 7 to sell in UK for half the US price
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9595_22-332479.html
No events near my location unfortunately.
Bad, bad Bill :DQuote:
Where is the Aussie one?
I'd be interested in hearing from anyone that goes;)
It was geared more to the folks that do coding of programs, rather than an overview of the features of Windows 7. And the copy they gave out, is only the 32 bit DVD in the package.
I signed up for the one in September 2010 in Papua New Guinea....but for some reason I think that may have been a fake registration site. :rolleyes:
Now that has me worried....something wrong in the 64-bit version that M$ doesn't want to reveal to these coders?Quote:
Originally Posted by bruce_b
Not very close to North-East England, though !
The KeyCode you were given will work on 64bit Ultimate-Retail....You just have to borrow a dvd or reuse one you might have.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruce_b
I went yesterday to the IT Pros sessions.....A lot was way over my head...Can only imagine what the Developers session was like...
Yes, I agree, the key should work fine for 64 bits. But according to MS we are not eligible to get the 64 bit dvd from them since it was provided thru a promo. I do not mind paying minor costs to ship the alternate media. Right now I am downloading a torrent of Win 7 Ultimate .. slow as a snail. Just hope it is a clean image file.
Microsoft finally sent the 64 Bit DVD to Launch Event attendees.
Got mine via UPS today.