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gizmodo.com - 9/21/2008

Windows 7 Does Look Just Like Vista [Microsoft]

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We have to agree with Mary Jay Foley , in the latest Windows 7 M3 Build, we see that Windows 7 looks a whole lot like Vista. There are updates for sure, but they're subtle differences—a return to the Ribbon interface, a simplified start menu, My Documents replaced with Libraries, fewer ...

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everythingusb.com - 9/16/2008

Windows Vista SideShow LCD on the Cheap

— everythingusb.com — One of the appealing features of Windows Vista was SideShow. It basically allows the display of certain data in the form of a widget on a sidebar or on a secondary display. SideShow is much more interesting on a notebook where you can get email ... (more) Windows Vista SideShow LCD on the Cheap

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fashionfunky.com - 9/15/2008

Microsoft gives up on Vista, Windows 7 to launch June 2009

— fashionfunky.com — Microsoft has finally decided to give up on making users see the light on Vista as a lost cause. They are instead focussing on the next generation of Windows - Windows 7 as their only salvation. Publicly, Microsoft has said Windows 7, the ... (more) Microsoft gives up on Vista, Windows 7 to launch June 2009

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gizmodo.com - 9/19/2008

Windows 7 Milestone 3 Previewed: Just Like Vista, But With Office 2007 Ribbon UI [Windows 7]

— gizmodo.com — The image associated with this post is best viewed using a browser. Mary Jo Foley, who revealed that the first Windows 7 beta would drop in December and could still make its late 2009 release date, has seen the latest build of Windows 7 , Milestone ... (more) Windows 7 Milestone 3 Previewed: Just Like Vista, But ...

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Tech Blog — ... This latest batch of Windows 7 screenshots shows just how much it resembles its predecessor, Windows Vista. There's still no word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery. There are updates for sure, but they're subtle differences—a return to the Ribbon interface, a simplified start menu, My Documents replaced with Libraries, fewer User Account Control alerts and a "light" Windows Media Player to name a couple. [via Gizmodo - Thinknext] ...