Michael Dell Says Windows 7 Will Make You Love PCs
ruphus13 writes "In a recent talk at the Churchill Club, Michael Dell addressed several topics, including the fact that Windows 7 is poised to take advantage of the upgrade cycle. Dell has always been a strong MS OEM ally and it is now hoping to cash in again from the impending upgrades. From the post: 'Dell made plain several times that he sees the installed base of technology as very old, and sees a coming "refresh cycle" for which he has high hopes. "The latest generation of chips from Intel is strong, particularly Nehalem," he said, adding, "and Windows 7 is on its way." (The operating system arrives Oct. 22nd, although Microsoft's large-volume licensees are already getting it.) He pointed out that many business are running Windows XP, which is eight years old. "I've been using Windows 7 for a long time now," he said, "and if you get the latest processor technology and Office 2010 with it, you will love your PC again. It's a dramatic improvement."'"
I can't put my finger on it, but loving my PC seems narcissistic somehow.
All my Dell boxes run Linux.
It's just better.
I upgraded to windows 7 pro about a month ago (through MSDNAA) and I've even stopped using linux at home.
...much like Ike loved Tina (or Chris loved Rhianna for our newer readers).
Dewey, what part of this looks like authorities should be involved?
Mac is like a really expensive whore; Windows is like a street walker who might not have had been tested for STDs recently, Ubuntu is that nerdy chick who bought YOU a drink.
Ubuntu is that nerdy chick who bought YOU a drink.
But only other nerds really have a chance with her.
Windows is like your wife who is on the city council and is getting a spa make-over
And yet she keeps gaining weight, and you wish she'd hit the gym instead.
[Chris flips Dell a shiny quarter]
"Here's a quarter boy, go buy yourself a real computer."
If Windows 7 is just Windows Vista SP2, then what is Windows Vista SP2?
"When life gives you lemons, don't make lemonade. Make life take the lemons back!" -- Cave Johnson
SP3
I've been told that was between Winston Churchill and Lady Aster. They had some good ones:
"Winston, if you were my husband I'd poison your tea."
"Nancy, if I were your husband I'd drink it."
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Side effects may include gullibility and temporary retardation