Sure, it’s tempting with Apple running around claiming Leopard will have 300 new features, to go for bigger numbers. When asked for just one reason why users should upgrade, company execs, for a while, were emphasizing security.īut now Microsoft’s taken a step backwards and done not a Top 5 or Top 10 list, but a Top 100.
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But something that would roll off the tongue of salesclerks and PC makers in a 30-second pitch.įor a while, Microsoft tried bucketing Vista’s new features into three “C’s”: Clear, Confident and Connected.
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When Microsoft launched Windows Vista in January, execs knew they needed a succinct way to explain why users should upgrade to the new OS. 100 is “Because your network is the backbone of your business (Network Diagnostics and Troubleshooting).” 1 is “It makes using your PC a breeze.” No. But its more than specialthey can read each others minds. You know why Because I am the prophet, the prophet of WoW. In the third book of Nicholas Edwardss the Dog Whisperer series, Emily and her dog, Zack learn they can do more than read each others mind- they can see ghosts From the day Emily rescued her dog Zack, they have always shared a special connection. The new site (which Microsoft officials just told me has been on the Web since January, though I have to admit I never saw until today) lists 100 reasons users should take a closer look at Windows Vista. You wanna come to me, you want to talk to the number 1 ret paladin like that You wanna flaunt your non-profit in my face You know what I am non-profit. But its newest incarnation - “100 Reasons Why Everyone’s So Speechless” - might be even worse. Learn the Black Books hidden knowledge To begin this quest, the Dragonborn must have the heart of a Priest of Arkay. The Dragonborn must traverse the realm of Apocrypha the home of Hermaeus Mora to find the hidden secrets that Antioch was seeking. I wasn’t a big fan of the “Wow” campaign around Windows Vista. Black Book: Whispers of the Veil is a quest added by Undeath.
Mary Jo Foley ridicules Microsoft's Vista marketing efforts, and rightfully so:
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