| Review: Are based on reforms of his predecessor, Windows 7 is an operating system that takes all one step further. Microsoft released the successor to Vista, to provide customers around the world an entirely new experience that takes the reliability, compatibility, performance and safety to a new level. If you want a new iteration of it down, Windows 7 can easily be called the most stable platform released by the Redmond-based company. Catering to the needs and regular users and IT professionals, the operating system is available in a variety of flavors ranging from beginners to Ultimate. The difference is the number of and the type of tools that are available for each publication. List of new and changed features is a way bigger, but some of the important of the can be mentioned here. Windows 7 includes features introduced by his predecessor and brings to the table a much better performance boot, built-in support for VHD (virtual hard disk) images, revamped taskbar with many improvements. If you familiar with the Quick Launch has been removed, comes the ability to pin items to the taskbar and Jump Lists to create. Aero Peek and Aero Snap are the most noticeable visual improvements that will change the way consumers view open windows and maximize or restore them. The emergence and expansion of the Windows Live Essentials suite to do some of the available The applications in Vista no longer These include Windows 7 are in Windows Mail, Windows Photo Gallery, Windows Calendar and Windows Movie Maker. Developers are not reserved, and this iteration of Microsoft's operating system include a lot of new and improved features, which supports more hardware and better globalization. Closely related to the field of development, but also a rich multimedia work and the gaming experience, Windows 7 is an advanced DirectX Version 11 The only way to find and explore all the features of Windows 7 is to try it first-hand. Installation can be done either upgrade or parallel to the existing OS, just like most of the users are already using previous versions of Windows. |
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