[Razor VinT]

This is the sticker you will see on the Windows 7 desktop and laptops.



The Windows 7 Software Logo program is made up of policies and requirements that help ensure logo’d applications are easy to install and reliable on PCs running Windows 7.

The purpose of this document is to outline the technical requirements and eligibility qualifications an application must meet in order to participate in the Windows 7 Client Software Logo Program.

Download the document from here or from here (Rapidshare).

[Munkypoo7]

Hehe thats cute, guess ill need to make my own, or get one from a pc at best buy or something for my rig lol

[Secured Tim]

Windows 7 sticker would be there along with the new Intel i7 and i5 logo on all the notebooks and PCs. It doesn't look as good as of Intel.

This post has been edited by Secured Tim: 06 March 2009 - 05:14 PM

[MaximusAxis]

I understand when they have those from the transition of XP to Vista, but why the hell do they need those for Vista to 7? Since Vista and 7 run on the same core, shouldn't it go without saying that it will work? Unless they are still selling computers pre-installed with XP.

This post has been edited by MaximusAxis: 06 March 2009 - 05:43 PM

[InlineSkate]

MaximusAxis, on Mar 6 2009, 12:33 PM, said:

I understand when they have those from the transition of XP to Vista, but why the hell do they need those for Vista to 7? Since Vista and 7 run on the same core, shouldn't it go without saying that it will work? Unless they are still selling computers pre-installed with XP.

Its essentially a labeling system they've been doing it for years


Designed for Windows 95
Designed for Windows 98
Designed for Windows 2000, Me , Xp
Windows Vista Ready
Now Windows 7 compatible


Its really the same exact thing.
Just more corporate branding

[PurplePeopleEater]

MaximusAxis, on Mar 6 2009, 12:33 PM, said:

I understand when they have those from the transition of XP to Vista, but why the hell do they need those for Vista to 7? Since Vista and 7 run on the same core, shouldn't it go without saying that it will work? Unless they are still selling computers pre-installed with XP.

Because if it says Built for vista compatable with 7 theat means you qualify for the free upgrade (they only distribute those stickers on computers sold during the upgrade period.

[Eye Pie Rate]

Hell, they just look good

[ThunderROM]

I like it.

[Frylock86]

I'd love to have a few to stick on my machines. Lol

[Truzaank]

I got apple sticker from ipod, Atari sticker from UT2004, and AMD stickers on my rig... need more. . But I think MS could have done better

hey EPR, you went from Ryu to Ken, you TRAITOR!! . Nice sig though. <save image>

[FalseAgent]

i've always loved microsoft's stickers!

[yanike]

Any computer with this sticker (Windows 7 Compatible) you don't want. If you want Aero, you better get the one saying "Windows 7 Ready". There is a difference!

[pm_41]

yanike, on Mar 22 2009, 10:40 AM, said:

Any computer with this sticker (Windows 7 Compatible) you don't want. If you want Aero, you better get the one saying "Windows 7 Ready". There is a difference!

What's the difference? It would be bad to give people computers that ran only basics, as people would more likely buy the ones WITH all the fancy graphics.