[Hooch Tan]

http://www.techradar.com/news/compu...-doesn-t-628892

"In fact, there aren't many changes to the overall look of Windows 7 when compared to Windows Vista. Instead, Microsoft seems to have paid attention to the feedback it received and created an OS that is not only stable, but also very capable."

Windows 7 is getting more and more hype as its official release date approaches and a lot of friends are asking me what is so different about Windows 7 compared to Vista, or even Windows XP.  TechRadar has compiled a list of their favourite changes that get them excited.  Much of what they list seems pretty boring to me with the exception of Homegroup Networking, but that seems to require a Windows 7 environment, and I'm not fond on turning to a complete Windows 7 shop.  I want more diversity and flexibility.  What about you?  Anyone have a particular feature they're looking forward to?

[Hooch Tan]

http://www.techradar.com/news/compu...-doesn-t-628892

"In fact, there aren't many changes to the overall look of Windows 7 when compared to Windows Vista. Instead, Microsoft seems to have paid attention to the feedback it received and created an OS that is not only stable, but also very capable."

Windows 7 is getting more and more hype as its official release date approaches and a lot of friends are asking me what is so different about Windows 7 compared to Vista, or even Windows XP.  TechRadar has compiled a list of their favourite changes that get them excited.  Much of what they list seems pretty boring to me with the exception of Homegroup Networking, but that seems to require a Windows 7 environment, and I'm not fond on turning to a complete Windows 7 shop.  I want more diversity and flexibility.  What about you?  Anyone have a particular feature they're looking forward to?