I got one of those Launch Party kits with the Free Retail Edition of Ultimate, but I did not realy thrown any "party" at all. Mostly me watching TV eating ice cream, waiting for W7 to install.
So what did you guys do? Any Parties.
I know alot of people turned away from the Launch Party hosting thing because they thought they actuall had to throw a real party.
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I had a great party. Myself and a friend of mine were both finalists and we organized one party together at my place.
Great fun. Not too much to do with Windows 7 but still a lot of promotion for 7 went on. -
I think that holding a party for the release of an Operating System would be a rather unusual thing to do. Some retailers might have held "parties", although I was too busy doing crazy things with my friends to have been involved in any of them.
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pity they dint have these where i am. i would have signed up lol. free w7 is gooood.
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The Fire Snake Notebook Virtuoso
I blew it. I knew about this party signup and I didn't do it. Oh well, I probably won't upgrade my desktop(on XP) till the next Windows comes out and if I buy another laptop it will have Win 7 on it.
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Actually having my party tonight! Had to push it back a day, and only a few people are coming but it should be fun. Beers, snacks, games, and windows 7 being used as a media center.
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I was kind enough to not invite friends to my party. The next day I woke up with an install hangover, but how sweet it is now!
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I wonder which marketing genius at MS thought that people would seriously throw a party for an operating system release.
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How many friends did you tell about it? I told everyone about my Win7 Launch Party.
Now even the less tech savvy people keep asking whether it is a good idea to buy Win7 as they are not fond of Vista.
A friend who never even considered upgrading his Win XP has upgraded to 7.
I think that the actual effect of that marketing trick was better than MS ever expected. -
No one of my friends gives a crap about windows lol
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Even a friend who is an Apple fan came to the party and wants to buy the OS (not because of the party, he liked it even before the party) -
Most of my friends are indeed computer illiterate. After all, I hang out with normal people who don't even know which version of Windows they're using.
The ratio of my friends who understand computers to those who don't is like 1:10. -
I was studying private and public defences on prevention of crime, duress and necessity on criminal law during the 2 hours of Windows 7 installation. And god... it was an "awesomely well spent" 2 hours of my life...
Did anyone actually throw a Launch Party???
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Ice Cold, Oct 25, 2009.