[citation][nom]apmyhr[/nom]I think they are focusing mostly on XP users. People who upgraded to Vista already probably do not need as much convincing to get Win 7.[/citation]
That's because there are a lot of people, not unlike myself, that refuse to use windows Shi$ta. Why pay to buy it and decrease gaming performance when XP works just fine and dx 10 hasn't developed enough to care about it?
[citation][nom]cekasone[/nom]I am happy with my Vista Ultimate 64bit. "Don't fix it if it isn't broken"[/citation]
That's the problem, it is broken. It's not what it's supposed to be. It's bloated and COULD run a lot faster on more lightweight systems, hence windows 7. Game performance in vista is generally lower than in XP because of the resources it (Vista) consumes.
[citation][nom]Netherscourge[/nom]Windows 7 boots up and shuts down faster then any previous Windows OS.That's pretty huge if you ask me - why did they not mention that?[/citation]
It is a GREAT feature, but the competition is working on a 5 second boot (linux). And they can't guarantee boot times even vaguely across such a wide variety of hardware. Not to mention bloatware from mfg's.
[citation][nom]NuclearShadow[/nom]Sure Windows 7
is superior to Vista but I don't think most will have any
real reason to upgrade from Vista to Windows 7...[/citation]
Statement edited to point out reason to upgrade.