Attend the free event, take home Windows 7!!!!
Microsoft is running a series of launch events for IT professionals and developers in 25 cities starting Sept. 24 (Denver, Miami and Minneapolis) and ending Nov. 9 (Baltimore, Houston and St. Louis). Houston, TX Launch Event | Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Exchange Server 2010 for the complete list and schedule.
The launch events are free, and all attendees get a free copy of Windows 7.
The launch events are free, and all attendees get a free copy of Windows 7.
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dynamik
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Yep, I went to the Launch Tour for Vista, Exchange 2007, and Office 2007. It had a very sales-y feel to it; you might be disappointed if you're expecting very technical information. I did get some free goodies at that one too, so it wasn't a total waste.
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undomiel
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Signed up for this the other day, September 28 in Phoenix.Jumping on the IT blogging band wagon -- http://www.jefferyland.com/ -
Slowhand
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I've got me a spot on the waitlist for the San Francisco event. (Those seats went quick.)
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I'm signed up for the one in Boston. I checked today and they just filled up.
Is anybody going to the event in Boston? -
blargoe
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Dang it, there isn't one in Charlotte
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Kasor
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Most of them are full, and I can't even attend... suxk.Kill All Suffer T "o" ReBorn
