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All about Windows 7

By Darius Chang
Aug 06, 2009

Promising a speedy experience but with all the security perks of Vista, the Microsoft claims that Windows 7 will be just as comfortable on a powerful desktop as it is on a low-cost Netbook, with touch interface being a huge part of its 7 charm.

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Tags: Netbook, Apple MacBook, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Corp., Apple MacBook Pro

 

 

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nikhiljackal says...
i m not gettin wat da microsoft is going to do...
its not showing any where that is win 7 better then vista,
as it known that it is an upgraded version of previous window it will definatly make boon over Xp n other earlier versions, but wat in case of vista is ir superior then vista also?????
if any 1 know ans of ma Q plz make me know???

Oct 08, 2009 03:57
 
 
ZeroHackeR says...
@nikhiljackal

If you dont care about, cool interface and better tasks/applications management...

If you are not sharing files between your home members or you are expert in networking....

If you are not going to use multi-touch monitor/input...

If you do not want to run Old (XP-based) applications and New (DX11 games etc.) applications together...

If you want to stick to Max 3GB of RAM... and many other things...

You may stick to XP...

Try to use it and you will love it... I hate Vista but not Win7... ;)

Oct 23, 2009 18:12
 
 
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