Tom's hardware reports:
No big surprise to me, but interesting.According to a job posting on Microsoft's site, the company is starting to put its engineering team together for designing the successor to Windows 7. The job posting details of a storage related position with focus in the enterprise:
"For the upcoming version of Windows, new critical features are being worked on including cluster support and support for one way replication. The core engine is also being reworked to provide dramatic performance improvements. We will also soon be starting major improvements for Windows 8 where we will be including innovative features which will revolutionize file access in branch offices."
If you've got what it takes to be the "Lead Software Development Engineer in Test," apply right here. Or you can sit back and wait to see how Windows 8 will develop.
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Self built
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate 32 & 64 -(Boot Camped Snow Leopard on a Mac Mini)
- CPU
- AMD Athlon A64 X2 6000+ 3.1GHz
- Motherboard
- DFI LanParty Jr 790GX M2RS
- Memory
- 4GB Corsair XMS RAM
- Graphics Card(s)
- Gigabyte ATI Radeon HD4550/512MB/DDR3 passive cooled
- Sound Card
- latest RealTek HD/HDMI drivers
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Samsung LN40A550 (primary); Zalman 7" LCD (secondary)
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x1080 ; 800x600
- Hard Drives
- WD Raptor for OS
Seagate 7211 640GB
Two Samsung EcoGreens for TV in RAID 0 = 3TB
Two WD MyBook 1TB externals for B/U and Movies
Optical Drive:
LG GGC-H20L Super Multi Blue BluRay/HD-DVD internal
- PSU
- Corsair HX520W
- Case
- Zalman HD160XT
- Cooling
- Zalman CNPS9500Cu on processor - Four Nexus case fans
- Keyboard
- Gyration wireless Media Center Keyboard
- Mouse
- Gyration Cordless Optical Air Mouse
- Internet Speed
- 6344 kbps Down/1043 kbps Up (Comcast cable)
- Other Info
- HDMI audio/video out to Yamaha RX-V1065 receiver.
All controlled by a Harmony One universal remote.
Four other home built computers plus a Mac Mini, but this is my main Win7 testbed.
