Windows 7 Google Alerts for 03 February 2009

Microsoft simplifies the Windows 7 lineup
ZDNet – USA
Microsoft has finally released details of how it’s going to distribute and sell Windows 7. Like virtually every other announcement in the Windows 7 …
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Windows 7 to be sold in six versions
Computerworld – Framingham,MA,USA
The two main editions will be Windows 7 Home Premium for consumers and Windows 7 Professional for business users. "The first change in Windows 7 was to make …
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Microsoft Outlines Windows 7 SKUs; Targets Netbooks
PC Magazine – USA
by Mark Hachman Microsoft has officially announced the five versions of Windows 7 it will sell at launch within the United States, together with a version …
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Known Bugs in the Windows 7 Beta
Appscout – New York,NY,USA
By all accounts, the beta of Windows 7 is remarkably stable. That said, it IS a beta, and there will be some problems. But are yours unique to you and your …
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Windows 7 Security Flaw is "By Design"
Tom’s Guide – Culver City,CA,USA
By Gavin Steacy, published on February 3, 2009 at 2:30 PM It is well known now that User Account Control (UAC) in Windows 7 is more customizable than in …
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Windows 7 SKUs announced: your worst nightmare has come to pass
Examiner.com – USA
The following will be the actual new SKUs for the OS: Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Home Basic (for emerging markets) Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 …
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Pac Crest Sees Windows 7 Cannibalizing Notebook Sales; Copying the …
Barron’s Blogs – USA
The folks at Pacific Crest Securities are at it again, talking about the implications of Microsoft’s (MSFT) forthcoming Windows 7 operating system. …
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Windows 7 will come in many flavors
CNET News – San Francisco,CA,USA
Despite criticism that Windows Vista came in too many versions, Microsoft is moving ahead with plans to offer just as many editions of Windows 7. …
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All the Flavors of Windows 7 Explained [Windows 7]
Examiner.com – USA
If you’re hoping there aren’t ten million versions of Windows 7 like there were of Vista, I’ve got bad news and good news: There are multiple flavors of …
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Motorola: Windows Mobile 7 Coming in 2010
Appscout – New York,NY,USA
… 2009 is going to Android, but in 2010 when Windows 7 will become available, we will then participate in a more focused way in Windows Mobile 7 in 2010. …
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Microsoft Windows 7 to come in six editions – Crave at CNET UK
By [email protected] (Nate Lanxon)
Microsoft has formally announced that Windows 7 will ship in six different variations: Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional, Starter, Home Basic, Enterprise and Ultimate. Plus more technology news in Crave, the gadget blog at CNET UK.
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Windows 7 SKUs announced: your worst nightmare has come to pass …
Remember that screenshot we saw of all those different Windows 7 versions (pictured above)? Well guess what? It’s worse than you could have possibly imagined. The following will be the actual new SKUs for the OS: …
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All the Flavors of Windows 7 Explained [Windows 7] : Tech News
By John
Microsoft wouldn’t discuss pricing, but the general sense was that there will be full retail packages of Windows 7 and upgrade versions. While they didn’t come out and say it directly that XP would require a full retail package, …
Tech News – http://rodstocks.com/

Windows 7 Tricks: Fix incompatibility between UAC and Windows …
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All the Flavors of Windows 7 Explained [Windows 7] | Techchill.com
If you’re hoping there aren’t ten million versions of Windows 7 like there were of Vista, I’ve got bad news and good news: There are multiple.
Techchill.com – http://www.techchill.com/