Window 7 new operating system from microsoft
By sumit9451
@sumit9451 (70)
India
January 6, 2009 3:56pm CST
Far better then vista.. it is upgrade to vista only , i found window xp theme converter to windows 7 theme even, on computertreasure dot com .. its is said that windows seven is far better than other operating system and have high performance, having extra features , you can find in computertreasure dot com only...
please tell your review about it i will be very happy to reply you even..
2 responses
@kafrosGR (138)
• Greece
7 Jan 09
as new operating system you need for one more time a better pc. so like with vista u need 4 gb at least to be ok i think that with this u gonna need at least 8. Also, it just released. like any other operating system on its beginning (take an example the epic fail. vista) its pointless to use it as long as there are million of bugs, problems, errors etc. So i would just recommend to wait few months for first 1-2 service packs
@sumit9451 (70)
• India
7 Jan 09
yes that a prob... but i dont think so window seven will have that much need...
i am sure they have a solution for this.. may be about paging or virtual memory processing system .. they did something with that issue to speed up the processing thanks
@Matthammer (385)
•
7 Jan 09
As with all operating systems let the natural bug and resolve process take place before going anywhere near it:
OS is released
Businesses flock to upgrade
Bugs appear in their droves
As businesses are the big cash cows for OS's they force through the resolves to the bugs and by the time the first home users actually dip their toes and splash the cash, the bigger faults are gone.
Then wait another 6months for the home-user bugs to be noted and resolved.
By this time other software/hardware companies should have drivers and compatibility issues in-hand.
It is often fruitless for the home-user to get the new OS for almost a year as their demands for software applications/games not to mention the hardware mean the product is of virtually no use when it is first launched.