Last Minute Windows 7 Concept Ads Shot with 5D Mark II
Posted 09/09/09 at 02:56:18 PM by Andy Salisbury

To the surprise of few, Microsoft is gearing up to dominate the airwaves with Windows 7 ads in preparation for their October 22nd launch. And, while there hasn’t been a lot of time to shoot the concepts for said adverts, the bar has been set quite high.
The ads, which show off 7’s personalization, aero shake and the life of a carefree teenager, were all shot during a strict 3-day deadline using a Canon 5D Mark II. All things considered, these commercials are pretty impressive.
No word as to when Microsoft will start running the new spots.
Image Credit: Microsoft
Linking to videos that
Submitted by karnak on Mon, 09/14/2009 - 6:46am
Linking to videos that aren't viewable isn't the epitome of top notch tech blogging.
I'm really hoping that
Submitted by Caboose on Wed, 09/09/2009 - 1:01pm
I'm really hoping that Microsoft can shut Apple up good with a solid ad campain. As it's already seen from the RC and RTM, Windows 7 looks poised to smack the shit out of MacOS. I've noticed Apple running the same tired old ad's over and over again. Lately, they seem to be running "Laptop Hunter" parody ads.
I'm curious as to why Microsoft hasn't had their legal team contact Apple about the slanderous and false claims in the majorty of the Apple ads that are on TV.
-= I don't want to be dead, I want to be alive! Or... a cowboy! =-
What cracks me up
Submitted by mesiah on Wed, 09/09/2009 - 8:57pm
What cracks me up is some of the just outright false claims that apple makes in their commercials. Calling macs more secure than PCs is laughable. Its like me leaving the front door of my house open but calling it secure because my neighborhood doesn't usually have break ins. If I was MS I would air a commercial with a clip of justin long saying mac is more secure, followed by a clip of a mac being hacked in under 2 minutes at pwn 2 own. Fade to windows 7 logo with the words, "No lies, just facts."
MS, if you want to contact me for an ad campaign, shoot me an email >.>
It could be because they are
Submitted by dgourd on Wed, 09/09/2009 - 4:36pm
It could be because they are rich enough, or 90 % of the market share is enough for them.
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