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It’s our old friend, Jim Louderback, who writes: “The more I play with Windows 7, the more I see the Vista debacle unfolding all over again. The commonly accepted wisdom is that Windows 7 is oh-so-much-better than Vista. Well, based on my own extensive testing, it’s not. Not at all.”
Jim, who used to be editor of PC Magazine, now runs Revision3, a Web video company. He penned this poison apple for his former overlords:
Over the past two months, I’ve been testing the Win7 release candidate not on brand new hardware,Office 2010 Standard Key will work seamlessly., nor on the free systems Microsoft has been providing to its favored reviewers. Instead,Microsoft Office Professional 2007 Key, I’ve suffered through trying to upgrade a wide variety of systems that are a lot more like what you’re probably running – 1-3 year old notebooks and desktops. And what I’ve found is sharply different from the overweening bootlicking being spewed by most reviewers.
I don’t fault them – well, not too much. They’ve been running Windows 7 in a best-case environment,Windows 7 Professional 32 Bit, and I’ve been running it in the worst. They have access to a near-limitless supply of new computers, new notebooks and new peripherals from vendors eager to ride the expected coattails of Microsoft’s triumphant release. I’ve been relegated to testing Windows 7 on the old systems that you and I are still running.
They love it. I’m not so sure. I’ve installed windows 7 on 8 different machines – a mix of notebooks and desktops – and I’ve downgraded all but two of them. Why? Because despite the hype, it worked more slowly,Office Standard 2010 Product Key, crashed more often, and just flat out didn’t work right.
So I’m here to tell you that Windows 7 is definitely a step forward – but not for many existing computers. You may not want to hear this, but Vista Service Pack 2 – the current upgraded version – is actually better, in many cases,Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium, than Windows 7.
I just forwarded this to Ballmer, with an e-card that said,Office Standard 2010 Sale, So happy for you, sweetie.