Windows 7 is ignored by the seven major performances of

1. "Mobile Broadband" Standard

Windows 7 uses the cellular modem as a standard connection, pop-up automatically pops up when wireless networks such as WiFi are available Dialog. Wireless network cards already support this type of connection, especially for mobile workers. However, the prebeta version of Windows 7 does not recognize the latest version of the USB Sprint modem.

2. Conducive to WiFi hotspot settings

In some public WiFi hotspots, once you want to access the network, you have to do something in the browser, such as agreeing to the terms or input password. Notifications are automatically popped up under Windows 7, and a guided link is provided to open the browser for network setup, which is much more convenient.

3.Windows Troubleshooting

If your system has a problem, it can help you a lot. Microsoft hopes it can find out what went wrong with the system. And the cause of the error. It can detect network printers, hard drives, etc., and can also provide battery power alerts.

4. New sensor support

Windows 7 adds basic support for all sensors, from GPS to fingerprint readers, to light-sensitive components, to accelerators. For example, the photosensitive element can not only automatically light the keyboard in the dark, but also can sense the light intensity through the program, thereby automatically adjusting the font size to make it easier to read.

5. Improving battery life during DVD playback

Microsoft has done two things on Windows 7 to improve the DVD playback experience. First, the DVD playback process has been simplified, and there is no need to make too many settings. Second, on WinHEC, the battery life of the DVD has been greatly improved. Jon DeVaan, senior vice president of Microsoft's core operating system division, said that our goal is to drive the DVD's battery life to the same as a portable DVD player.

6.Windows Biometrics Architecture

Windows 7 has improved biometric support, which provides a more standard fingerprint management program to manage notebook fingerprint readers.

7.Windows Media Center Hardening

Microsoft has never given up on dreams of predominating in the living room, so Windows 7 did not abandon Windows Media Center. It will support H.264 video, soft keyboards, fix photos, larger video thumbnails, Turbo Scroll technology and more. But currently it is not known whether it supports DirecTV.