
Waiting is the hardest part
Luckily, you don't have to. Buy a PC now (or upgrade your current one)—and get Windows 7 when it arrives.
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Luckily, you don't have to. Buy a PC now (or upgrade your current one)—and get Windows 7 when it arrives.
Windows 7 will be available on October 22. It includes tons of little refinements—
and a few big ones—many suggested by you. The result? Everyday computing is
faster, simpler, easier.
Our easiest PC operating system ever. See why. Must-have PC software, totally free. Get Mail, Photo Gallery, and other favorites! We'll help find a
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Windows 7 is the easiest, fastest, and most engaging version of Windows yet. Better ways to find and manage files, like Jump Lists and improved taskbarpreviews, help you speed through everyday tasks. Faster and more reliable performance means your PC just works the way you want it to. And great features like Windows Media Center and Windows Touch make new things possible. Get to know Windows 7, and see how it can simplify just about everything you do with your PC.Your PC, simplified.
Introducing improved taskbar previews, bigger icons, pinning, and creative ways to personalize. |
Must-have software for your PC—free! Get Mail, Photo Gallery, and other favorites. |
Info for: IT pros | When we asked what you wanted in a PC, you told us to make it simpler and easier to use. We listened. And we built Windows 7 to make your PC simpler and the things you do every day easier. Now, it's nearly ready. Windows 7 is on its way to manufacturers, and will be available on October 22. Get a look at what's coming. Buy a PC running Windows Vista and get a Windows 7 upgrade. Here's how. All in all, Windows 7 is shaping up well. It's a far more modest release than Vista was, but it's no worse for that. The new OS introduces a compelling combination of welcome innovations and much-needed polish, and that's exactly what Microsoft needs right now. Vista's foundation was solid, and Windows 7 just makes it better. Peter Bright, ArsTechnicaGet a look at what’s coming and how you’ll use it


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