Linked by Jordan Spencer Cunningham on Tue 11th Aug 2009 22:20 UTC
No, the corporate logo and Windows logo are both staying the same, but a trademark application has been unearthed describing Microsoft's new logo that will brand its upcoming retail stores, two of which have already been announced. In simplified terms, the new logo seems to be a block representation, of the Windows logo we have all come to know and love. Sort of what you'd expect your seven years old child to build out of construction paper. As a glimpse into what the Microsoft Store will be selling, the official document also states that the logo will brand "retail store services and online retail services featuring computers, computer hardware, software, computer games, computer peripherals, portable music players and accessories, personal digital assistants, cell phones and accessories, video game consoles and accessories, webcams, books, clothing, back packs, messenger bags, computer bags and novelty items." What about toasters?
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by sbergman27 on Wed 12th Aug 2009 03:26
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by Eddyspeeder on Wed 12th Aug 2009 22:33
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Out of curiosity, why do you feel that way? Is it just a general dislike for Microsoft? I, for one, would be more likely to go out of my way to get there so I could see the Microsoft store rather than avoid it like you seem to want to.