Gizmodo has an excellent article on some of the improvements for Windows 7 over Vista. Personally, I never had much of a problem with Vista. I know few people who did, actually. I do admit that there has to be some truth to the pummeling it has taken over the past few years, or Microsoft would have absolutely denounced them long ago. From the looks of this article, they won't have to when 7 is released.
The article goes into some of the major improvements, which I will outline generally (I didn't do the research, I can't take the credit!)
- Applications running on Vista should run on Windows 7.
- Systems running Vista will see an improvement in speed.
- Notebooks should get better battery life.
- Windows 7 will be more reliable from the gate.
- Windows 7 window memory manager
- Application Crash Resiliency
- Problems Step Recorder
- "Sandboxed" device drivers
- All hardware updates via Windows Update
- Better background management
- battery efficiency reporting.
It sounds like Windows 7 will be what Microsoft wanted Vista to be. Hopefully, it will be and more. My big question is...will Microsoft make the upgrade cheap to get people away from Vista?
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