Clowgon
04-05-2009, 05:29 PM
Apologies if already posted. :)
A release candidate of Windows 7, the next major release of the world's most popular operating system, goes public in trial form in the next week.
Microsoft is hoping it can avoid the negative press that surrounded the launch of Vista, the last major Windows release, almost three years ago.
Windows 7 has been designed to be compatible with Vista so users do not have to invest in new hardware.
A commercial release of Windows 7 is expected in the next nine months.
Microsoft's Charlotte Jones demonstrates Windows 7's new features
A test version of Windows 7 will be available to developers from Thursday, while the public can try it out from 5 May.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8026736.stm
Edited by YabbereR (Forum Moderator) from Technology Discussion
A release candidate of Windows 7, the next major release of the world's most popular operating system, goes public in trial form in the next week.
Microsoft is hoping it can avoid the negative press that surrounded the launch of Vista, the last major Windows release, almost three years ago.
Windows 7 has been designed to be compatible with Vista so users do not have to invest in new hardware.
A commercial release of Windows 7 is expected in the next nine months.
Microsoft's Charlotte Jones demonstrates Windows 7's new features
A test version of Windows 7 will be available to developers from Thursday, while the public can try it out from 5 May.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8026736.stm
Edited by YabbereR (Forum Moderator) from Technology Discussion