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Microsoft Hardware announced earlier today the new Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 . Last week, I met with

re: Microsoft Hardware to Take Advantage of Windows 7

system001 — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:27:39 GMT

Once more into the abyss. Here we are again with six different versions of windows, and the two versions being discounted are the versions most people will learn to hate because they are so limited. You would think after taking so long to release Vista and it being completely unstable pre SP1 and us not receiving the new file system and us being cheated on the Ultimate Extras that Microsour would have practically given away all versions of Win 7. Alas this is not to be the case $319.99 for Windows 7 Ultimate full version. Personally I have been running the Win 7 RC since it was released and I can tell you for a fact that it is nothing more than a Vista Service Pack. The only items in it that even make it worth $60.00 are the touch screen features. Would I even pay full OEM dvd pricing at say Newegg or some other online retailer which will probably be around $160.00 for Ultimate? NO, NO and NO again. The biggest mistake Microsoft is making is the fact that Win 7 will run on newer hardware that Vista will not run on meaning more component sales. The second biggest mistake Microsoft is making is the fact Win 7 will run on more older systems than Vista meaning more smaller computer upgrades. Microsoft has the chance to be responsible for kick starting the computer hardware market sales and again they only think of their bottom line. In short again Microsoft cheats the OEMs and the consumers.

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Neowin recently reported that on June 26 Microsoft could RTM Windows 7 and possibly announce upgrade

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re: Microsoft Hardware to Take Advantage of Windows 7

rtruesdale — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:19:41 GMT

not sure best way to post "new" discussion threads... just signed up here. I just installed windows 7 and curious how much i "should be able to do at this point".

first my platform:

Asus - m3a78 board

AMD athlon 64 bit

4 gig memory

baseline - i have the os installed - Windows 7 RC Checked Build (x64) - DVD (English) /Includes: Checked/Debug; 05-05-2009

installed on this webroot spysweeper.

Problem - can't install ms office professional 2007. was able to install microsoft virtual pc running xp so i could install quicken. each time i try to shut down the virtural pc image i get the blue screen. I did this since I could not install quicken on windows 7.

Seem very limited in what i can do. surprised if ga is targeted for octobler.

Also tried to install my asus hardware driver and the disk is not excepted by this os.

ideas

re: Microsoft Hardware to Take Advantage of Windows 7

compserv.rickyv — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 20:51:40 GMT

Hey Brandon,

Greetings after a long Time....

I hav upgraded Win 7 to build 7201... But it is still havin problems regardin the bluetooth and safe hardware removal......

Pls let me no the updates/news regarding the same if any.

Also let me no whether the current build is 7201 or another....

Regards,

Ricky