Will people camp out for Vista?

Negative, I don't see it happening.

I worked in a computer store when Windows 98 came out, most people didn't even realise a new version of Windows was coming out let alone camp outside the shop. Whilst I reckon the public awareness of such things is probably up now I doubt that there are too many people eagerly counting down the days and preparing to pitch a tent (fnar) outside PC World for the Vista release.

people nerdy enough to wanna camp for vista probably already have downloaded it weeks ago

and as 4play pointed out: there's no need to camp for something that wont run out in an hour

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Originally Posted by Skizo

Do you think the geek squad will be out in front of the stores camping to secure their copy?

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Why? Will there be a shortage?

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Originally Posted by 4play

i doubt it.

its not like they are going to run out of copies of vista is it.

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Omg i am going to for sure i cant wait im so pumped for vista. i got 4 friends going with me.












as borat learned in his documentary NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i will purchase it online when it comes avaliable

dudes all the nerds already have it!:D

Edit: :blushing: somebody already said that i didnt realize there was a second page sorrizzzz :blushing:

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Originally Posted by Cheese

I worked in a computer store when Windows 98 came out, most people didn't even realise a new version of Windows was coming out let alone camp outside the shop. Whilst I reckon the public awareness of such things is probably up now I doubt that there are too many people eagerly conting down the days and preparing to pitch a tent (fnar) outside PC World for the Vista release.

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haha nice wording

Screw all you faggs...

I'm already in line!

There will be no need to camp out/stand in line for Vista.
You will be standing in line to purchase the CPU/RAM/video card needed to run it though.

the hysteria over consoles was down to the fact that if you didn't queue you'd probably be waiting 'til spring.

supply and demand isn't even a factor for software, especially these days. unless microsoft really believe they can stop it being pirated, they'll certainly have enough copies printed within a couple of weeks