Windows 7 is complete. After previews and beta versions and then the Windows 7 Release Candidate, the Windows 7 team has decided that Windows 7 is ready to release. Windows 7 is making its way onto MSDN and TechNet, and is already with PC makers.
Windows Technical Beta Program members will be getting their free Windows 7 in the next few days.
This isn't the exact version of Windows 7 that you'll get on a new PC, because there are still content deals for Media Center to lock down and it doesn't have the Windows 7 web browser ballot screen that users in Europe are likely to see when they set up a Windows 7 PC (new or upgraded).
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windows 7, it looks good, basically what vista should of been. but the problem for me is the cost. i could build a PC and buy a monitor and install xp pro for the cost of this OS.
And it allowed me to not buy an OS when I built my new machine! So actually saved me money.
And also Windows 7 has some good pre-order deals atm (50%) off.
I think on day one it will expensive, but it really is IMO the best OS Microsoft have put out. XP was good after several service packs but 7 has been great since day one. I haven't had it crash at all, it works with all my software and hardware and it boots in literally 1/4 or 1/3 of the time of any other OS.
In short I recommend it. And I dont work for Microsoft!
Wow, I still found Vista to be good. I'll eventually upgrade it though.
*looks at review *
Muahahah
Windows 7 is looking really nice - I can't wait to upgrade.