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Windows 7, Microsoft's forthcoming successor to Windows Vista, is expected to ship in late 2009 or early 2010. Will Windows 7 get Microsoft back on track -- and will it create revenue opportunities for solutions providers? Or will Windows 7 be another bloated, poorly defined upgrade from Microsoft?
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Windows 7, Microsoft’s forthcoming successor to Windows Vista, is expected to ship in late 2009 or early 2010. Will Windows 7 get Microsoft back on track — and will it create revenue opportunities for solutions providers? Or will Windows 7 be another bloated, poorly defined upgrade from Microsoft?
Here, The VAR Guy offers links to Windows 7 product reviews and first looks from across the web.
Windows 7 Reviews And First Impressions
Jan. 25, 2009: TechTree India, Windows 7 Beta download and installation guide
January 16, 2009: Dallas Morning News, Windows 7 Is A Better Version of Vista
January 11: ars technica, Deep Inside the Windows 7 Beta
Jan. 1, 2009: ZDNet, Jason Perlow: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass
Jan. 1, 2009: ZDNet, Ed Bott: If You Love Windows XP, You’ll Hate Windows 7
Oct. 29, 2009: ZDNet UK: Windows 7: Mixed Reviews From PDC Attendees
Oct. 28, 2008: InfoWorld, Randall C. Kennedy: Windows 7: Oops! Microsoft Did It Again!
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