The edition of Windows 7 beta that we tested is the “Build 7100” version labeled as the release candidate that has been making the rounds and was apparently leaked earlier this week. The official release candidate of Windows 7 is due to be released to the public on May 5.
some new features include
- expanble start menu
- animated background changable
- turn off features easier such as explorer or media files
- faster speed even if you have an old pentium 4 processor
- security feature is now available for windows 7 with alert of threats
- easier administrator contols
- easiercontrol panels for your computer needs
For me windows XP is enought to get things done around here, with windows vista has these features that are really anoying, example “when installing a program,it ask if i want to access it” then i click yes and “it ask me again if im sure i want to install it” its really the great version of spam if you really think about it.
“Plus vista doenst let you patch games and other tricks that xp would”
Hopefully windows 7 doent disapoint us in the future with things that xp offered such as picture previews when you put it into Thumb nails or anoyance notifications.
The developers of windows 7 said that upgrading from windows xp to the new operating system of windows 7 will cost major conflic due to code capabilities, there plan was to put windows vista as a upgade source to its new future plans for future operating systems. The hardware and systems are not upgraded beeing flaged as “standard” because the new era of pc are coming to a new century.
