
Prebeta unveiled
Published: 29 October 2008 16:43 GMT
Microsoft's upcoming operating system, Windows 7, seems to be geared more for the consumer, with a lot more user interface enhancements that build on the internals of Windows Vista.
Here's a look at Windows 7 Ultimate Build 6801, a remarkably feature-rich and performance-stable alpha version.
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'Pre-beta'? That would be 'Alpha' then?
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actually, dull as windows might seem, it's a lot m...
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