On October 22, 2009, Microsoft released the long awaited Windows 7 operating system with great fanfare and expectation. Windows 7 is the successor to the Windows Vista operating system.
As of December 31, 2009, Microsoft has sold more than 60 million units of
Windows 7... breaking all time sales records for any OS of any kind!
Microsoft has proven that they can overcome the shadow of Windows Vista and deliver their successor to Windows XP... arguably the best product that Microsoft ever created.
Windows 7 is shattering sales records in a down economy for a reason. Users simply love it... because it "just works"!
Windows 7 has a lighter footprint than Windows Vista and XP. This means less software to load and run... allowing the PC to boot and run faster. The User Interface, especially Aero Glass, is absolutely stunning to look at and smooth as silk to work with. Microsoft has completely changed the underlying code to make this OS secure... without putting up annoying pop-ups like Windows Vista did. There are many more features in Windows 7 than we can list here.
For more detailed information... visit the Windows 7 website.
Windows 7 comes in five editions...
- Windows 7 Starter (for Netbooks)
- Windows 7 Home Premium
- Windows 7 Professional
- Windows 7 Ultimate
- Windows 7 Enterprise
Compare Windows Editions...
Visit this Microsoft Windows 7 website to compare three of the editions of Windows 7...
What's new in Windows 7 compared to Windows Vista and Windows XP?
Visit this Microsoft webpage to see a side by side comparison of Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP...
Where to buy...
AustinIT offers our Windows 7 Upgrade service - where we do all the work for you including any hardware updates that you request, backup of your system using LapLink PCmoverPro, installation of your new Windows 7 OS, and restoration of your previous Application Programs, Personal Settings, and Files.
Call AustinIT at (512) 229-6020 for a quote.
Windows 7 is available pre-installed on a new PC. It can also be purchased from a big box retailer or directly from Microsoft at the Windows 7 website.