Win7 replaces Windows XP and will become the mainstream of operating system

According to foreign media reports, Windows 7 continues to replace Windows XP, before the launch of Windows 8, it will most likely become the mainstream of the operating system on the market.

Windows 8 development is nearing the beta stage, but Microsoft has not provided any details about the progress and future Windows system updates. There is news speculation that the beta version of Windows 8 will be unveiled at the Microsoft Developers Conference in mid-September.

And the focus of users has not moved to the next version of Windows, and most of them are mainly using Windows 7.

Just last month, Microsoft revealed that in the 4 million operating systems sold to the terminal, the ratio of sales of Windows 7 to Windows XP reached 3:1.

According to Net Applications, a US Internet traffic monitoring agency, Windows 7’s market share will continue to increase. In the past few months, as of the end of July 2011, Windows 7’s market share has been 27.13%. It is 27.87%.

At the same time, the share of Windows XP dropped from 51.13% to 49.84%; the decline of Windows Vista was also larger, from 9.52% to 9.24%.

Apple's mobile platform has grown slightly, with iOS iPhone share increasing from 1.41% to 1.56%, iPad increasing from 1.03% to 1.23%, and Mac OS X share stagnating in the past two months. 3.7%. At the same time, Net Applications statistics also show that Linux's market share is less than 1%.