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Windows 7’s expected to be upgraded totally till 2014

December 14, 2009 - 3:33am | News | Other themes

According to the latest IT spending survey conducted by Goldman Sachs' amid 100 IT executives from Fortune 1000 companies, in the coming year modest overall growth is expected with restrained demand for new hardware such as servers and PCs stimulating an increase in Windows 7 upgrades.

Totally, Goldman predicts an 8% decline in global IT spending for 2009, followed by 4% growth in 2010.

IT | survey | upgrade | Windows 7 | Windows XP

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Windows XP Mode is not enough

April 29, 2009 - 7:16am | News | Other themes

Microsoft states that even with Windows 7's XP Mode users would have to run applications natively to experience the full Windows 7 operating system.

Microsoft has introduced Windows XP Mode to help small-and medium-sized businesses. It is planned for Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions. However, it is predicted that the move to Windows 7 will be slow.

operating system | software | upgrade | Windows 7 | Windows XP Mode

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