Saturday, May 2nd 2009
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''Compatible with Windows 7 Logo'' Surfaces
Ahead of the launch of Microsoft's next big update to its Windows operating system, the company seems to be ready with its product compatibility assurance logo. The "Compatible with Windows 7" logo, was leaked to the media, sourced by MadboxPC. It may feature electronically, or printed as stickers. The logo will be featured on computer hardware and software that is compatible with Windows 7. What criteria exactly define qualification for this logo is not known at this point in time.
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MadboxPC
54 Comments on ''Compatible with Windows 7 Logo'' Surfaces
That way, when it falls off, you don't know what you're dealing with there.
"Is it certified?" "Well, it's not not certified" "Yeah, but it's not certified either." "OMGOSH, what if it's certified and not certified at the same time!"
Maybe vandalizing the stickers would grant the product magic powers akin to drawing a higher than maximum label on any cartoon gauge or turn nob.
We could make every product "SUPER certified for Windows 7", and "certified for Windows 7.. in the hottest of ways."
How about "Certified for Windows 7.. between the hours of 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM" or.. "If you're reading this, the product is certified for Windows 7, but you have to read it once a day or the certification will be nullified."
And my favorite "If you don't sacrifice a live chicken every day at sunrise, this product will no longer be certified for Windows 7."
I'll have to upload it:)
Only thing that has stopped me is the 512MB of ram. I have had 7 installed on a P2 400MHz machine.....LOLz
You have to turn ON ISA in device manager if you want to run a ISA card....
Be on your guard if some thing even says the dam word.
That sticker is pointless :D
Or
"Lucky 7, we finally got it right!"