Microsoft on Wednesday said it has finalized the code, paving the way for
the software to make its way onto retail shelves and new PCs in time for its
October 22 launch.

The software maker is hoping the response to the new operating system
differs from the lukewarm reviews and compatibility challenges that marked
the release of Windows Vista, which hit the market in January 2007. In
contrast to Vista, Windows 7 has been marked by the company consistently
hitting its deadlines and receiving largely positive feedback along the way.



I'm not having any problem as I slowly bring it up in my laptop as I
have/take time to work with it!!!



So far, so good.


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On 07/23/09 06:31, Just Plain Burr wrote:
Microsoft on Wednesday said it has finalized the code, paving the way for
the software to make its way onto retail shelves and new PCs in time for its
October 22 launch.

The software maker is hoping the response to the new operating system
differs from the lukewarm reviews and compatibility challenges that marked
the release of Windows Vista, which hit the market in January 2007. In
contrast to Vista, Windows 7 has been marked by the company consistently
hitting its deadlines and receiving largely positive feedback along the way.



I'm not having any problem as I slowly bring it up in my laptop as I
have/take time to work with it!!!



So far, so good.





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