A Presentation of the new features and improved user experience in Windows 7.
It was a joke… Paint, Wordpad, Notepad have been around for ever and have never really been changed, largely because they don’t need to. They’re extremely simple and do what they’re supposed to know. But in Win7, they received a few nice updates, including allowing for open formats in Wordpad, and giving Paint some nice new features, like various brushes, etc.
I know, they do not have good presentations. They’re like “uhh… ummm… -silence- win—windows 7…” At Apple conferences, it’s like “With Apple’s MobileMe service, you’ll always know where your iPhone is.” -long applause-
God, it looks so sexy Good presentation!
@bleachxNaruto, i’ve used Windows 7 RC version. And let me tell you, it’s not Vista modified. Its completely new. you say that because they have transparent look. And i am not the only one who thinks that way. Cnet think so too.
was he joking? seriously i don’t get it
i have windows 7 CR on my laptop and it runs just fine…………… i just love it and i just cant wait to upgrade to win 7 when the full version comes out!!
Incorrect. Some programs can not work with 7.
Windows 7 is just Vista modified, all Vista programs and drivers that are for vista, work with windows 7 perfectly.
15 years for applet update. omg?
Wait until you can get windows 7.
Just Installed Windows 7 RC1 on my main PC. Works like a dream tbh, it’s more stable than Vista, and was very happy to see all my programs working and drivers functioning properly =].
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I have only a gig of ram on my Vista machine, and it runs just fine, aero and all
yeh thay have taken them out and put it into a list that you can review later on
PC > MAC
7>XP
So are they taking out the annoying ballon pop ups or not. Those balloons are always annoying and makes me feel stupid, i know i just plug in a mouse or keyboard.
I agree, I’ll be dual booting my Vista system with the 7 Beta but I’ll be switching over to 7 with its full release. It would have been nice to see Creative’s mp3/video series on the device images. The gadgets were free moving with Vista as well though, with Ultimate anyways. I really hope apps like that globe will show up as a desktop background feature.
Windows Vista required a minimum of 512MB ram to run. but it required 2GB to get it running smoothly, and with a lot of apps
Windows 7 requires 1GB RAM to both run, and run smooth with a lot of applications
so.. Windows 7 pwnz Vista (although I like my Vista machine)
im dualbooting 7 and Vista now. but my USB Adapter is not compatible with W7..
First it was Mac vs PC, now XP vs 7. This is getting far to ridicules. I won’t even bother throwing out my opinion.
they are so nervious. almost like a couple of teenagers exited with a new toy. but dont get me wrong. its great strategy. it makes you want to test it -put your fingers on it- like “right now”. tecnical features are more important to me but this is “catchy”
I find myself telling Mac and Linux users what you just said there all the time. They’re so annoying.
^ Lmao. Didn’t know that.
Nice video, looking forward to Windows 7.
Steve Jobs doesn’t have a patent on the zooming. He’s got a lot of multitouch related patent, but the zooming (pinching gesture) has been invented by others.
HAHAHAHAHA. the zooming is EXACTLY the same as MAC. still, love PCs, and i’m glad they’re getting around those Steve Job Patents and getting the good stuff onto W7 aswell
3.7ghz and 512mb ram it runs smooth here!
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