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Win7 cannot completely close the Vista flop chapter. Win7 is still WAY too
bloated and inflexible, a take it all or leave it
approach. Compare that with Linux where you can use
it from a tiny embedded system all the way up to a
large server with multiple cores and processing
units.

Combine that with the changing world where the
average user spends most of his time in the browser
and new low cost hardware, and MS still has
problems. Specifically, there will be lots of price
pressure on Win7, and they will have to basically
give Win7 away for some platforms to maintain
market share.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 09/30/09  (Edited: 09/30/2009 @ 12:52) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Win7 cannot completely close the Vista flop chapter. Win7 is still WAY too  DonnieBoy | 09/30/09
By 'flop' do you mean...  Sleeper Service | 09/30/09
The fact that MS will continue to make money for the short term does NOT  DonnieBoy | 09/30/09
The Way I See It  DannyO_0x98 | 09/30/09
I see Win7 completely replacing Vista at retail, and very fast.  DonnieBoy | 09/30/09
I beg to differ  NStalnecker | 09/30/09
I have to laugh at this statement  NonZealot | 09/30/09
By Smarting...  jeremychappell | 09/30/09
I stand by what I said  NonZealot | 09/30/09
not making sense  voyager529 | 09/30/09
If there is no price pressure on Windows, then why did MS have to give  DonnieBoy | 09/30/09
Well yeah...  jeremychappell | 09/30/09
Windows 7 migration plan stinks  rob.sherratt@... | 09/30/09
Very few people ever do in-place upgrades  PB_z | 09/30/09
SMEs  jeremychappell | 09/30/09
RE: The month ahead: Can Windows 7 close the Vista flop chapter?  shellcodes_coder | 09/30/09

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