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Microsoft announced 20 editions of Windows 7
Microsoft confirmed that its next operating system, codenamed Windows 7, would in fact be called just that when it hits shelves at some point in the next few years. However the software giant will continue its trend of releasing multiple versions of the OS as it did with Vista. [BB Gadgets]...
  Microsoft announces 20 editions of Windows 7! (j/k) - Boing Boing Gadgets
Microsoft announces 20 editions of Windows 7! (j/k) - Boing Boing Gadgets
gadgets.boingboing.net — Microsoft7.jpg Earlier today, Microsoft confirmed that its next operating system, codenamed Windows 7, would in fact be... called just that when it hits shelves at some point in the next few years. Good on 'em, I say: a simple, no-nonsense name suggests ... (more) Microsoft announces 20 editions of Windows 7! (j/k) - ...
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Windows Seven Will Come in 20 Separate Editions
Wired: Gadget Lab — ... Our favorite is Widows 7 Secure Edition, seen above. Of course, it's a parody, even though some people seem to have taken it seriously. Remember, bloggers: Check your sauces! ...

Windows 7 Editions
Tech Blog — ... Ok, these aren't really the official Windows 7 editions, but rather an interesting fan-made ad that shows more is not always better. Click here for first picture in gallery. But if there's an instinct that Microsoft will find hard to put to bed, it's the one that led to more versions of Vista than can be counted on one hand. The place is run by a sales guy, after all. [via Newlaunches - BB] ...

Windows 8 is already being developed by Microsoft
Newlaunches.com — windows8.jpg Microsoft’s career section has a post indicating that the software giant is already on the track of developing Windows 8 which will follow Windows 7 . Contractor reports suggest that company could have Windows 7 pre-installed on PCs by April 10th. There is also a recent tip stating that the software may only be in an escrow stage by the end of the month and the public availability could be very well by the end of May only. Looks like we will have to just wait and see. [ ...

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