Wednesday Shortbread
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... Software Ars Technica on the future of virtualization : A view from the front lines Announcing Windows Storage Server 2008 Engineering Windows 7: Support and Q for solid-state drives What's changed in this release candidate of Windows 7 Windows 7 Release Candidate: FAQ Microsoft Learning's clinic 10077: What's new in Windows 7 or IT professionals HardwareZone on what's new in Windows 7 Release Candidate AnandTech's Windows 7 : Release Candidate 1 preview ITWire's first look at Windows 7 on an entry level ...
Another Windows 7 RC1 Preview
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... So here we are today with Windows 7 Release Candidate 1, Microsoft's grand attempt at taking Vista and building a more palatable operating system out of it. With Windows 7, Microsoft has ripped the Vista playbook to shreds and they are going an entirely different route. The goal: make Windows 7 successful before it even ships.
http://www.anandtech.com/systems/showdoc.aspx?i=3557 ...
Windows 7 RC1 Preview: Features and Performance Explored In-depth
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... So here we are today with Windows 7 Release Candidate 1, Microsoft's grand attempt at taking Vista and building a more palatable operating system out of it. With Windows 7, Microsoft has ripped the Vista playbook to shreds and they are going an entirely different route. The goal: make Windows 7 successful before it even ships.
http://www.anandtech.com/systems/showdoc.aspx?i=3557 ...
Windows 7 RC gets tested
DV Hardware —
AnandTech has written a 19-pages preview of Windows 7 RC, you can check it out over here. The article takes a look at the new features, performance, power consumption, battery life and more. Here's a snip from the conclusion: Briefly, Microsoft has mentioned that they expect Windows 7 to be more power ...
ASUS UL80Vt First Look: Mobility Redefined
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Thursday marked the official launch of Windows 7, so perhaps we can finally put those Mac versus PC commercials behind us. Whatever your feelings towards Vista, the fact remains that it garnered a less than stellar reputation. As we discussed in our Windows 7 RC1 article , many people have the impression that Windows Vista is awful but they can't tell you why. Microsoft hopes to change things with the launch of Windows 7, a.k.a. Windows Vista 2.0. One of the sore spots for Windows, and Vista in particular, has always been battery life. We have discussed this previously, but the ...



