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    Windows 7 : Available October 23


    Posted: 02 May 2009
    Windows 7 will be ready a bit early, according to an executive at the world's third-largest PC maker, Acer.

    On Thursday Acer UK marketing director Bobby Watkins told tech blog Pocket-lint.com to expect the new operating system by fall:

    "23rd October is the date the Windows 7 will be available. There is a 30 day upgrade time so that customers don't wait to buy a new computer, so if you buy during that 30 day period, you'll get a free upgrade to Windows 7," Watkins is quoted as saying.

    That's also the day Acer will release its Z5600 PC, an all-in-one desktop built specifically around Windows 7 features.

    Microsoft has previously stated that the final version of Windows 7 won't be ready until January 2010. The first release candidate of the new operating system will be available Thursday to some developers and to the public next week.


    Source: Acer confirms Windows 7 available 23 October
    Posted By: Digger
    02 May 2009



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       #1

    Thanks, great news for all.
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       #2

    That appears to be the RTM release date though not the actual public (off the shelf) date.
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    swarfega said:
    That appears to be the RTM release date though not the actual public (off the shelf) date.
    That is true. I am sure they will give the official version to the companies making the computers a little early just to make sure everything still runs as it should from testing it on the RC release.

    But really I hope since they still have about 5 1/2 months to go I really would like to see greater improvements in speed with boot up and overall just more smooth.

    Yeah it is amazing now, but never can be fast enough lol :)

    I would love to see the day that as soon as you see your desktop from a fresh boot up it is ready to use the same way it responds as if you had it running for a while. I have yet to see any computer do that, but I have not been around computers with tons of ram and super fast CPU's. I am happy to say Windows 7 seems to be the fastest at doing so however!
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       #4

    Thanks Digger, that would be great if it is accurate.

    Greg
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       #5

    YEY, im pumped
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       #6

    XD

    Excellent!
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  7. Posts : 3,141
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       #7

    Thanks, Digger.

    Gary
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       #8

    Thanks for the information.
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       #9

    Adamd said:
    That is true. I am sure they will give the official version to the companies making the computers a little early just to make sure everything still runs as it should from testing it on the RC release.

    But really I hope since they still have about 5 1/2 months to go I really would like to see greater improvements in speed with boot up and overall just more smooth.

    Yeah it is amazing now, but never can be fast enough lol :)

    I would love to see the day that as soon as you see your desktop from a fresh boot up it is ready to use the same way it responds as if you had it running for a while. I have yet to see any computer do that, but I have not been around computers with tons of ram and super fast CPU's. I am happy to say Windows 7 seems to be the fastest at doing so however!
    A solid state drive or two will do this...
      My Computer


 
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