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Windows 7 Features

Windows 7Many have no patience to wait out the Windows 7 (W7), successor of Windows Vista. Not as Microsoft keep many new features W7, but all of this confidentiality has expired, Microsoft gives developers a lot about the leak leak-W7 in the PDC. Tehcnologizer the opportunity to try W7 seems that the OS is … really quite a prospect!

First, you must know that the W7 will not have a drastic change in terms of software architecture as Vista from XP - Microsoft have promised that the users meakukan upgrade from Vista will not have compatibility problems. Because the W7 does not change much in the background screen, Microsoft can focus on the development experience of the use of the OS itself and not on various technical aspects such as security and stability.

Most of the changes that are packed W7 seeks to improve the ease and convenience of users, and below are some of the new features W7 has seen demonstrations in the Microsoft PDC.

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Windows Vista SP2 Beta Release This Sunday

Windows XP SP2 OutAlthough Microsoft will give priority to the promotion of Windows 7 and Strata (Windows Cloud) in the PDC this week, they also do not forget Windows Vista. Windows Vista developer team said that they will release a beta version of Windows Vista SP2 on Wednesday on 29 October.

In addition to fix various stability improvements, performance and compatibility as well as all the previous Windows service pack, Vista SP2 will also deliver support for new hardware and features:

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Intel Refused Windows Vista

Windows 7New York Times reported that Intel, the biggest CPU producer in the world at the same time partner of Microsoft had since long ago decided to not upgrade their operating system (OS) that use by his 80,000 employees to Windows Vista and chose to immediately changed to Windows 7.

The source said that Intel took this decision after the department of their internal technology carried out the analysis in a manner gave details about the price, the loss and the profiit that were received from the migration to Windows Vista. The newest OS from Microsoft, often was criticised as one of OS with slow performance that needed expensive hardware to be able to operate well.

“This decision was not carried out to insult Microsoft, but the Intel IT employee did not find the good reason for adopting the Vista,” said the source. Intel spokesperson said that they beforehand tested and implemented Vista in several departments, but not for all the company.

The decision was confirmed painful for Microsoft because both companies had co-operated since long ago to guarantee hardware compatibility and software. Moreover both of them were also known as “Wintel” in the PC industry.

Intel not the only one big company that refused to use Windows Vista. As far as this is concerned already many big companies that always choose to be waiting one year or more after the new Windows version went out before using him, so that bugs available has been improved beforehand. “But usually after your 18 months will see the sale that rocketed, and we did still not see at this time,” said David Smith, an analyst from Gartner.

Michael Silver, Smith workmate in Gartner said that around 30% corporate client usually passed one of Windows new released version. This percentage will be higher for Vista, according to the Silver prediction. Gartner corporate clients that planned to not use Vista did not see the existence of the profit from upgraded this, especially because the Vista needed high PC requirement in the weak economic situation.

But, Microsoft also not too much difficult sold Vista to several big companies. Microsoft said that is gotten by more than 140 million Vista units that installed in PC all over the world.

Once again Microsoft said that although they often accepted the protest from the client, they continued to stop the Windows XP distribution to shops and stopped giving of the licence to the producer PC next week. Microsoft also made an announcement that the further Windows version, Windows 7 will begin to be sold in January 2010.


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