An uncool publicity stunt?
By Gemma Simpson, 26 January 2007 16:05
With Vista's consumer launch date fast approaching, Microsoft tried to 'wow' the crowds in London's Covent Garden with a giant ice sculpture promoting the forthcoming operating system.
Locked inside the letter 'O' is a laptop - which one member of the public will win if they guess a three-digit-code to release the chilled computer from its sub-zero safe.
Photo credit: Gemma Simpson
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1. Richard
Frozen screen? Can't be Windows!