digitimes.com - 5/6/2009
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Marvin Ma, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 6 May 2009] The penetration rate of Windows 7 will be significantly higher than that of Windows Vista in the business sector in a two-year period after the new OS is launched, according to sources at Microsoft Taiwan. The sources made ...
pocket-lint.com - 4/30/2009
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pocket-lint.com —
Exec spills the beans over new all-in-one's launch
Acer has confirmed that Windows 7 will be available...
pre-loaded on their new all-in-one Z5600 PC from the 23 October 2009, not by the end of January 2010 as Microsoft has been previously ...
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NEWS: Acer confirms Windows 7 available 23 October
anandtech.com - 5/6/2009
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anandtech.com —
Following closely on the heels of Windows 7
Beta 1, Microsoft has released RC1 to the public....
We find out what's new and how it stacks up to previous versions of Windows...
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Windows 7: Release Candidate 1 Preview
news.cnet.com - 5/11/2009
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news.cnet.com —
Microsoft confirmed on Monday that it is planning
to release Windows 7 this year , in time...
for the holiday shopping season. "We are tracking well to a Windows 7 holiday," Microsoft Senior Vice President Bill Veghte said in an interview. Veghte ...
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Microsoft confirms Windows 7 coming this year
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Windows 7 penetration rate to be higher than Vista two years from launch
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... The penetration rate of Windows 7 will be significantly higher than that of Windows Vista in the business sector in a two-year period after the new OS is launched, according to sources at Microsoft Taiwan.
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Microsoft expects Windows 7 will do much better than Vista
DV Hardware —
... Sources at Microsoft Taiwan told DigiTimes that the penetration rate of Windows 7 is expected to be much higher than that of Windows Vista in the business sector. It took Windows Vista Business two years to achieve a penetration rate of 20-25 percent, and Windows 7 is expected to do significantly better. ...
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Thursday Shortbread by Ronald Hanaki 3:34 AM on May 7, 2009 Thursday The Inquirer reports AMD and ATI officially merge VR-Zone reports AMD new operation model announced Intel announces new ' Sponsors of Tomorrow ' global campaign VR-Zone reports Intel's Core i7 965 EE, 940 to see EOL in September and coolers for Intel Core i5 officially launched Fudzilla reports Arrandale 32nm CPU supports switchable graphics C|Net reports netbook phenomenon caught Intel by surprise DailyTech reports Consumer Reports says Macs feature better quality , higher prices than PCs ...
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