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tweaktown.com - 1/18/2009

Windows 7 BETA vs Windows Vista SP1 SSD Performance Compared :

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Windows 7 BETA vs. Windows Vista SP1 SSD Performance Compared Continuing on with our early Windows 7 beta coverage, we move onto Solid State Drive (SSD) performance. The topic of SSDs itself is rather interesting, but when you team up the increasingly popular flash memory technology with ...

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Engadget:  Windows 7 Beta takes another crown, besting Vista in SSD performance

Mobilewhack.com:  Windows 7 Beta Beats Vista at SSD Performance

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support.microsoft.com - 1/14/2009

An update is available for Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player in Windows 7 Beta

— support.microsoft.com — An update is available for Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player in Windows 7 Beta. This update addresses some issues with Windows Media Center playback, recording, and MP3 file support in Windows. Playback and recording issues that are fixed ... (more) An update is available for Windows Media Center and ...

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lifehacker.com - 1/12/2009

How to Get Your Windows 7 Beta Product Key [Windows 7]

— lifehacker.com — Reader Digerati offers detailed instructions for getting your Windows 7 beta product key which worked for me (when last night's did not). Here's what you do. Digerati explains: Step 1: Log onto... (more) How to Get Your Windows 7 Beta Product Key [Windows 7]

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Windows 7 Beta takes another crown, besting Vista in SSD performance
Engadget — ... It's no huge surprise, since Microsoft was planning on improving performance on this front, but now we've got some of our first solid numbers on Windows 7 Beta SSD performance. Nothing crazy spectacular, but Windows 7 looks to have a slight edge over Vista ...

Windows 7 Beta Beats Vista at SSD Performance
Mobilewhack.com — ... and things might improve and sure you will still get that blue screen of death from time to time, but over all, Windows 7 beta is doing better than Vista. And speaking about that SSD performance it looks like Windows 7 runs better on SSD than Vista. You can expect better speed, better access times and lower CPU usage. And since Windows 7 and SSD are going to be surely part of your immediate future, it’s good to know that Microsoft is finally doing its job.\\ via TweakTown Tags: Beta , microsoft , microsoft , Mobile News , ...