To the left or to the right? Microsoft's three Musketeers have different status

    Win7 shows Microsoft's attitude. In the case of Vista's promotion work has been frustrated, Microsoft's fans still can not get rid of the dependence on WINXP, the release of WIN7 beta has a deeper meaning. At the same time, the second anniversary of the listing of Vista, the compatriot WINXP will soon be the end of life. On January 31, 2009, Microsoft officially announced that XP has completed its mission to launch the historical arena. On June 30, 2008, Microsoft terminated the sale of XP through OEM and retail. Since then, Microsoft has no longer provided XP licenses. However, in China, where piracy is rampant, if you want XP to be finally launched, WIN7 has a long way to go. On January 31, 2009, Vista officially celebrated its 2nd birthday. Today, two years ago, Vista began to sell on a global scale. At that time, its dazzling special effects, support for multi-core processors and even the need for hardware configuration were amazing. But the compatibility issue is also a moment to talk about "Vista discoloration". Therefore, Microsoft has been improving the performance of Vista, and released SP1 a year later. Now it has started to develop SP2 and it is already Beta. As an important change in the windows era, we have reason to sincerely greet the phrase "Happy Birthday, Vista". However, for the failure of Vista, it can only be said now: It is too early. Many people have always defined Vista as a failed product. But by the end of 2008, Vista's market share had reached 21.12%, which means that within two years, Microsoft has sold 200 million copies of Vista. In the late 2008, the global PC market growth began to slow down, and sales are not the fault of Vista. At the end of January 2009, the Windows 7 Beta download was reopened. Win7 solved many problems of Vista, so it was highly praised by netizens. In a month, millions of people downloaded, installed and tested WIN7. Microsoft officially announced that the beta version of WIN7 will not have Beta2, the next step will be RC. As for the specific date of the release of WIN7, Microsoft is still accustomed to the three. To the left or to the right? Is the fate of the Microsoft Three Musketeers controlled by the public opinion? Time will give us the answer.