If you live in the US, Canada or Japan you can now pre-order Windows 7 for a limited time, so hurry and place your order now to save up to $100! Click here to learn more about pre-ordering Windows 7.
Windows 7 Release Date has been set at 22nd October 2009. This will be the first day that customers will be able to Buy Windows 7. Below you will find information that will help you decide which version of Windows 7 is right for you as well as links to the best places to buy Windows 7.
There are several versions to choose from, but Windows 7 Home Premium will be the one chosen by most users. Microsoft has built the editions to include features that “smaller” editions do not contain. This is in contrast to Windows Vista where more expensive editions missed some of the features of less expensive ones.
Click Box Set to buy Windows 7 Home Premium
Windows 7 Home Premium is a complete edition of Windows 7 unlike Windows 7 Home Basic or Windows 7 Starter which have been limited by Microsoft. Here are the features that Windows 7 Home Premium will ship with that are not – or only partially available – in Windows 7 Home Basic and Starter.
- Full Windows Aero support.
- Home Group (Create & Join)
- Multi-Touch
- Premium Games
- Windows Media Center
Click Box Set to buy Windows 7 Professional
Windows 7 Professional
Windows 7 Home Premium will not support the following features that are available in Windows 7 Professional:
- Windows Server Domain support.
- Remote Desktop Server support.
- Location aware printing.
- Encrypting the file system
- Presentation mode
Click Box Set to buy Windows 7 Ultimate / Enterprise
Windows 7 Ultimate / Windows 7 Enterprise
Windows 7 Home Premium will also not support the following features that have been reserved for Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise.
- AppLocker.
- BitLocker Drive Encryption
- BranchCache Distributed Cache
- DirectAccess
- Multilingual User Interface Pack
- Virtual Hard Disk Booting
Our Windows 7 Features editorial displays and explains the differences of all Windows 7 editions. We suggest you take a look if you are unsure about the editions.
0 comments:
Post a Comment