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Office 2010: The Movie (or not)


Microsoft is so excited about Office 2010 that it's putting out an action movie based on the product. OK, that's not true. But the company has hired Dennis Liu to create a trailer for a non-existent, action-packed and kind of funny movie called Office 2010.

In addition to the trailer, there's an official movie page, complete with a cast blog, backstage interviews, and a link to register for the Office 2010 technical preview which could actually net you an invite to try the real product before it's released.

[via Gizmodo]
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