Windows 7 has no significant progress compared to Vista

Industry news, a source on his blog revealed information about Microsoft's internal release of Windows 7 third milestone "Build 6780” version.

Windows 7 is the successor to Windows Vista. Microsoft has been working hard to develop and promote its progressiveness, and it also gives Windows users confidence and expectation for Microsoft.

Windows 7 is expected to be officially released in a year, but according to what the person disclosed on the blog, Windows 7 has not made any significant progress over Windows Vista.

The latest internal beta of Windows 7 looks stable, and the Office 2007 user interface is now part of the rewritten Microsoft WordPad and Paint and Calculator software. The "Home Groups" feature is part of the new Windows 7 build. This feature was called "Castle" in the previous "Longhorn"/Vista. There is also a graphical console (PowerShell 2nd Edition) that seems to be part of the latest release of Windows 7 build.

Of course, although Vista is also a long-term research and development product by Microsoft, but Vista has not been recognized by the market, perhaps XP is too influential, perhaps its function does not cause users to change interest, let Users have been reluctant to upgrade and would rather wait for the advent of Windows 7.

If Windows 7 really does not improve as described by the blog, how will Microsoft account for the user and the vendor?

Previously, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft promoted Windows 7, compared to Vista, has many new features, including compatibility, and other features, have progress, of course, whether there is progress, progress To what extent, the public will not know until Windows 7 is available.