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Windows 7 Retail Boxes Showing Up in Stores.

It"s here! You just can"t buy it yet. It"s just two and a half weeks until Windows 7 officially hits stores worldwide, overwriting Windows Vista as the main operating system sold on PCs. The launch of Windows 7 is no big secret, and some OEMs are even allowed to sell systems with the full OS early. With such a big release, Microsoft is naturally shipping off product to retailers as you read this. In fact, one of Microsoft"s first retail shipments have already hit stores. Engadget was sent a photo from an unnamed electronics store in Chicago showing a brown box with a red sticker that reads "STREET DATE Do Not Sell or Display This Product Before October 22, 2009." So there it is, the real deal right before your eyes. Ò  Excited?


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