This kind of thing shits me to tears. Here's why:
1) It's completely one-sided. They're showing these people all the positive things about Vista, nothing negative at all. Likely no mention of DRM issues, stability issues, compatibility and driver issues, security issues... The list goes on. Click on 'You Can't Please Everyone' WTF is up with that? There'd be far more people who aren't convinced, and have way more issues with it than that, Microsoft just aren't showing them (plus, they didn't answer the dude's question).
2) They're preying on the type of people who badmouth something before they even know what exactly it is that they're badmouthing. I get that it's kind of the idea, that Microsoft are saying that most people just don't like Vista because of what they've HEARD about it. But this is NOT a good way to advertise. Pretty much they're just promoting stupid people and made the low to average computer user feel stupid about themselves.
3) The videos are completely not forthcoming with what information is being fed to these people and exactly what kinds of things they get to try out. They're obviously playing with a souped up PC with a lightning fast net connection that definitely doesn't mirror what they would have on their own home computers.
4) The entire thing is sneaky and untruthful. Guess it's a reflection on Microsoft then, eh
