Microsoft's Online Store Gets A Revamp, Now Sells Windows 7 PCs Too

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Thursday, October 22nd, 2009

Coinciding with the worldwide debut of Windows 7 and the launch of physical retail stores throughout the world, Microsoft has revamped its online store as well.

The news comes from Trevin Chow, Senior Lead Program Manager for Microsoft Store.

Big surprise: the revamped online storefront features some new categories (including ‘Computers’!), so you can now go there to buy Windows 7 PCs as well as accessories and even third-party software like Adobe Photoshop and Nero 9.

So far, the new look and fresh categories are only reserved for the U.S. online store, though I reckon other countries will follow suit soon.

Another surprise: the Microsoft Store team has a Posterous blog.


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