To coincide with the October 22 release of Windows 7 in Japan, Burger King Japan released a special commemorative burger: The Windows 7 Whopper. You don’t need to be Bill Gates to figure out what the gimmick was. Consisting of 7 burger patties, with a cost of 777 yen, this big-in-japan burger was only available for the past 7 days. I guess if you take Microsoft’s famously bad advertising taste with Burger King’s amazingly bad culinary taste, add Kanji and liberal use of the Photoshop clone tool… then this is what you get. I am sure that it would be impossible for even the best food photographer to get a seven-high patty burger to stay still long enough to get a perfect shot like that.
Windows 7 Whopper
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The Windows 7 Whopper
To coincide with the October 22 release of Windows 7 in Japan, Burger King Japan released a special commemorative burger: The Windows 7 Whopper. You don’t need to be Bill Gates to figure out what the gimmick was. Consisting of 7 burger patties, with a cost of 777 yen, this big-in-japan burger was only available for the past 7 days. I guess if you take Microsoft’s famously bad advertising taste with Burger King’s amazingly bad culinary taste, add Kanji and liberal use of the Photoshop clone tool… then this is what you get. I am sure that it would be impossible for even the best food photographer to get a seven-high patty burger to stay still long enough to get a perfect shot like that.
Windows 7 Whopper