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I live in Australia, and I have to say that the ads here are abysmal. Microsoft has left it to the retailers to explain the benefits of Windows 7 in their ads, and this is the result:
"Easy photos
Easy music
Easy videos
Windows 7 works the way you want it to"
Another retailer advertised the multi-touch capabilities of Windows 7, underneath a huge grid of laptops for sale where none of them had touchscreens!