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I started using Windows 7 Beta a few months ago and in my opinion it’s pretty good. It is much quicker and programs don't lag when you have a lot of stuff working at once. There are some cool features that Microsoft introduced into Windows 7 and I think the overall user experience is much easier and simpler now. Microsoft took Windows 7 seriously, after Vista they really had no choice. I have written extensively about my own experience using Windows 7 and I hope you can find it helpful. Please comment and let us know.
<a href="http://ketiva.com/Computers_and_Internet/my_experience_with_windows_7_using_the_beta_version1.html">http://ketiva.com/Computers_and_Internet/my_experience_with_windows_7_using_the_beta_version1.html</a>
It is still too early to know what kind of problems may come up in the future using Windows 7, but on the whole I think it will be a cool operating system.
I started using Windows 7 Beta a few months ago and in my opinion it’s pretty good. It is much quicker and programs don't lag when you have a lot of stuff working at once. There are some cool features that Microsoft introduced into Windows 7 and I think the overall user experience is much easier and simpler now. Microsoft took Windows 7 seriously, after Vista they really had no choice. I have written extensively about my own experience using Windows 7 and I hope you can find it helpful. Please comment and let us know.
http://ketiva.com/Computers_and_Internet/my_experience_with_windows_7_using_the_beta_version1.html
It is still too early to know what kind of problems may come up in the future using Windows 7, but on the whole I think it will be a cool operating system