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SAN FRANCISCO Imagine a computer screen that is three-fourths the length of a football field, surrounding you as you walk down an airport arcade.
Unveiled last night, a series of 40 plasma screens in the American Airlines terminal at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport puts travelers inside a 230-foot animated display of Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system, which makes its much anticipated global debut this week.
The JFK installation is a key part of the estimated $400-500 million global marketing campaign by Interpublic Group’s McCann Worldgroup to launch the long-delayed Vista OS.
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