anon
06.06.09, 19:55
Ouch. We're guessing this is one that the suits at Best Buy would like to have back. A leaked company memo detailing how the retailer will handle Windows 7 upgrades has accidentally given the world a tasty tidbit to opine upon. The note starts off as such:
"Microsoft is launching Windows 7 in mid-October 2009. This new operating system isn't just a "Vista that works" program - it's a new operating system with improved productivity, functionality and creativity that uses less computer resources."
Best Buy memo explains that Vista doesn't work, details Windows 7 upgrade plans (http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/05/best-buy-memo-explains-that-vista-doesnt-work-details-windows/)
The article is right - if it isn't "just" a "Vista that works", then does that mean Vista didn't work?
"Microsoft is launching Windows 7 in mid-October 2009. This new operating system isn't just a "Vista that works" program - it's a new operating system with improved productivity, functionality and creativity that uses less computer resources."
Best Buy memo explains that Vista doesn't work, details Windows 7 upgrade plans (http://www.engadget.com/2009/06/05/best-buy-memo-explains-that-vista-doesnt-work-details-windows/)
The article is right - if it isn't "just" a "Vista that works", then does that mean Vista didn't work?