SourceWith the launch of Windows 7 slated on cards for October, the analysts have predicted that it will account for nearly half of all the client operating systems to corporate users.
It is expected that by 2010, Windows 7 will account for 49.5 percent of Windows operating systems bought by corporations. In totality the figures will reach nearly 58 million copies. The increase in numbers for Windows 7 will be at cost of Windows Vista.
Windows 7 advance sales are topping the charts on best seller lists of certain sites.
Adding further, the reports cited that Windows 7 will account for nearly 35 percent of operating system market.
In 2011, Windows 7 will jump to nearly 75 percent of units shipped while Vista will slip to 0.5 percent.
According to research firm IDC, Vista will completely go off the site in 2012, while XP will still account for 15 million units.
Also, the analysts are expecting its percentage to reach 95% by 2013.
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