[citation][nom]hannibal[/nom]It is Vista with new "fancy" toys like "multi touch screen" support. Everyone of us who has touch sensible screen can use it... all others wonder why vista2... sorry windows 7 is bigger and eats more memory than vista1...[/citation]
I think not, windows Vista 7 is 7 servicepacks away from SP1.. lol..
Nono, Windows 7 is aimed for notebooks, and therefor it'll have a less heavy OS. It'll basically be a reworked from the ground updated XP OS in my opinion.
XP with DX10 support and HD for movies, as well as hybrid Flash HD drives,Sata 2/3 support and the newer USB?3? support as well.
Also optimized to support the newer intel processors with integrated graphic chips and memory controller; more advanced power options and ofcourse will probably support standard wireless N for notebooks (no more drivers for common wireless cards).
Also it'll support a new feat, when the pc is disabled completely, it will provide a low bandwidth connection with the network, enough for system administrators to update pc's in standby/offline mode, and for users to stream/upload multimedia files while the pc is off.
Alot of the newer implementations will be power-efficiency oriented.
For meI hope wecan go back to the days of doing everything out of the ordinary manual. Meaning,appart from plugging in a new device,all background activity must be set to a stop..
But MS, blind as it is, is continuing to bring forth the newer filesystem that will allow users to find files much quicer, and edit their multiple file-properties; thinking that users actually need that!
if you now rightclick on a file, and select properties, and select 'summary', how many files actually use this useless feat?
In my pc ZERO,NIHIL, NONE!
This is also useless artwork from MS; which I hope they'll get rid with, since hardly anyone uses it, and it takes up space and valuable resources!