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Next-Generation Windows 7 User Experience With Windows 7 Milestone 1 released in December 2007, Microsoft managed to give a taste of the user experience that is coming with the successor of Windows Vista. At the same time, since Windows M1 was virtually identical with its predecessor in terms of the graphical user interface, the UX was also similar. But make...	18 July 2008 14:41 GMT

Windows 7 M1 Build 6519 Keyboard Shortcuts Windows 7 Milestone 1 Build 6519 features the same keyboard shortcuts as Windows Vista. This aspect is understandable as the early development milestone of Windows 7 made available to Microsoft's closest partners at the end of 2007 is closer to Vista than to the final version of the next iteration of the Windows...	23 June 2008 13:21 GMT

Watch the Full Windows 7 Video Presentation, Not Just the Official Version Microsoft has sort of timidly started to share a couple of rather anodyne details about Windows 7, the next version of the Windows client due by the end of 2009, according to the company's Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer. Christopher Flores, Director Windows Communications even made available a video demon...	29 May 2008 13:55 GMT

Is Office 2007 Outgunning Windows Vista? Is Office 2007 both outgunning and outnumbering Windows Vista? Back in 2006, when it was effervescently getting ready for the releases of the new version of main cash cows, the Redmond company decided in a strategic move to bundle Windows Vista and the Office 2007 System together from a marketing perspective. This is...	17 September 2007 08:22 GMT

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