Windows 7 Logo Unveiled With 7000 Dominoes Cascading At Microsoft India, Hyderabad

October 25, 2009, 2:38 pm (GMT +5:30) Share

While I was cribbing about the lack of publicity and promotional events for the general public, the engineers and folks at Microsoft’s Hyderabad center were apparently having a lot of cool fun for the launch. Here is a video where the Windows logo was unveiled using dominos:

http://blip.tv/file/get/IMav-Windows7LogoUnveiledUsingDominoes260.flv

Video courtesy Ankur Sadhoo’s Facebook profile.

From the description:

A group of around 22 passionate employees from across Microsoft’s Hyderabad campus designed and executed the amazing feat of unveiling the Windows 7 logo using 7000 domino(es)

Damn neat!

UPDATE:

Came across another video where someone has created one of the bundled Windows 7 wallpapers in Rangoli (colored sand art)

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tipped by @mswindows. Another cool vid I say :)

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19 Responses

  1. Avinash Sonee Says:

    Amazing! windows 7 \m/

  2. Tangmeister Says:

    I want to have this event recorded in history!

  3. Reetesh Says:

    Why do i never know of these things before they happen!? x( Thought there was no win7 launch related thing happening in Hyd.(as per MS Website) oh well, i guess this was the only thing that happened and they didn’t want any “enthusiasts” around :/

  4. manan Says:

    hehe! This was an internal celebration from what I understand.

  5. Sitaram Pamarthi Says:

    Nice work by their employees.

  6. Mohammad Farzan Hussain Says:

    Excellent … Amazing video …

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