Gates: Windows 7 will "take less memory, be more efficient"
http://arstechnica.com/journals/micr...more-efficient
My comment: Windows 7 will "take less memory, be more efficient" THAN THE
BLOATED STUPID CRAP MONSTER OF AN OS CALLED VISTA!!!!
So is MS acknowledging they have created the most stupid, slow, bloated OS
ever to appear on the face of this earth? And what a stupid name to give a
stupid OS, Vista..... Hahhhhh.....
I guess this a hard blow for the vista fanboys like frank... but they are
used to shrugging off FACTS! lol
Gee they are stupid
some text from the article:
Nevertheless, it's [Vista] far from perfect, and not only on the security
front. While many tests show that Vista outperforms XP on some high-end
computers, the average computer system does not run Windows Vista as well as
it does Windows XP. This will of course change as the average computer
becomes more powerful and as Microsoft tweaks the operating system (SP1
already offers some help), but the fact of the matter is that Vista is
recognized as a slow operating system.
Many have therefore turned their hopes to Windows 7. Maybe, just maybe,
Microsoft will not increase the minimum requirements as it did from Windows
XP to Windows Vista. Considering that Microsoft hopes to get Windows 7 out
the door faster than it did with Vista (which came out six years after XP,
compared to the typical three) this is entirely possible, and Bill Gates has
all but confirmed that Windows 7 will focus on performance improvements:
We're hard at work, I would say, on the next version, which we call Windows
7. I'm very excited about the work being done there. The ability to be lower
power, take less memory, be more efficient, and have lots more connections
up to the mobile phone, so those scenarios connect up well to make it a
great platform for the best gaming that can be done, to connect up to the
thing being done out on the Internet, so that, for example, if you have two
personal computers, that your files automatically are synchronized between
them, and so you don't have a lot of work to move that data back and forth.
One must remember though: Windows 7 is still in the development stage and
Bill Gates touched upon a lot more than just performance improvements for
Windows in his high-hopes speech at the Windows Digital Lifestyle Consortium
in Japan.