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  #266135 22-Oct-2009 16:02
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Major retailers may have dropped the ball but thats not everyone. We have had 22 machines go out the door today with windows 7 on them preloaded. And have also sold a few copies oem style too.
So yes there is stock on shelves if you know where to look!



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  #266357 23-Oct-2009 13:04
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Yesterday I saw W7 home premium upgrade for $350!!! In Dick Smiths.

What a crud price, their entire W7 selection was 4 copies of home premium upgrade.

Cmon the price online for professional full was $300.

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  #266393 23-Oct-2009 15:51
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This page has some cool Photosynth created with pictures from the Windows 7 launch.




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Lipex666: What a joke really  see NZ retail offers here wow what a blank page. The one link to Noel Leeming is just a static web page and no onlne store.  I was hoping to see Windows 7 special offers on pricing like a family pack for example, purchase online etc.  Plus a like to the UK shop and prices in pounds WTF

All the hype and nothing!!!!

I feel Microsoft and retailers have missed the ball here.


They didn't miss the ball, they missed New Zealand.

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  #266411 23-Oct-2009 16:59
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Wonder if NZ PC World will have on their November issue front page a repeat of the "We love Windows 7" just like they did with Vista or have they learned their lesson this time??




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  #266418 23-Oct-2009 17:34
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freitasm: This page has some cool Photosynth created with pictures from the Windows 7 launch.


I can't deny I was there now. It's all there in full colour. Microsoft wanted evidence! Just in case no one believed there was a launch.




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