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Windows 7: More of the New ’7′
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Recently, information from centrumxp.pl and istartedsomething.com surfaced regarding mock-up Windows 7 product packaging and the new Windows 7 logo.
Now to add to said information, Microsoft is apparently gearing up for presentations making use of their new, ’7′ logo. Check out the following screenshots I’ve captured from the master slides of a new Windows 7 Core Presentation Deck in my possession, including a (low-resolution, sadly) mock-up of a Windows 7 kiosk (click on each image for a much larger version):
Mock-up Kiosk
I suppose the jury’s still out on if this is the final Windows 7 logo, if the packaging we’ve seen is actually consideration for the real-deal RTM packaging, etc. Regardless, at least if any of you out there wanted giant versions of the new logo in a handful of colors, you’ve got ‘em! Also of note is the information written on a number of the slides regarding the specifics of how these Windows 7 presentations should be created. Enjoy!
-Stephen
Any chance we can get a hold of this?
Stephen, can you put up the first 2 images in high resolution? Please!!
I second Imran on this one. Please put up the high-res versions of the first 2 images.
Yes, high res versions please
i just couldnt wait for you to upload the higher resolution and so I have created my own based on the work found by you here
You may check out the higher resolution of these wallpapers here: http://www.redmondpie.com/wind.....%e2%80%99/
Josh: What I posted is really all that’s in the presentation!
Taimur: Thanks for creating those higher-resolution wallpapers! I would’ve been glad to pop up higher-resolution images of the first two, but unfortunately, I saved all of those exactly as they exist at their highest resolution in the master slides.
You are welcome Stephen
good one