Windows 7 Party Kit
Microsoft has turned their marketing strategy this time. Microsoft offered people to celebrate the Windows 7 Launch Day and in return Microsoft provided them with a “Special Signature Edition of Windows 7 Ultimate” to the all the party host which is signed by Steve Ballmer. As Microsoft as expecting this attracted a lot of crowd towards the program and thousands of entries were enrolled. Microsoft marketing and house Party team short listed the host and luckily we were the one to be in.
Here are few pictures of the kit which arrived in yesterday noon. The kit contains:
- Ten Tote Bags.
- Two Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition (32-bit & 64-bit) with one genuine license.
- A puzzle.
- Bunch of Napkins.
- A huge poster.
- A hanging banner.
- 2 Papers with party idea’s and instructions.
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