There is no better way to start the week then telling you about Microsoft’s claim that the new Windows 7 is on track and is expected to be finalised and ready for consumers as expected by 2010.
Microsoft’s Windows head Bill Veghte told Wall Street analysts at Microsoft’s annual analysts meeting that the new windows program would be released as expected by 2010.
He also said that this stayed with the promise made by Microsoft that it would be released three years after the release of Microsoft Vista which has been heavily criticised by many IT specialists.
The meeting also raised the point that IE 8 would be released in its final form by the end of this year. This should please Microsoft fans as they look to explore the new features created by Microsoft.
Microsoft’s Windows head Bill Veghte told Wall Street analysts at Microsoft’s annual analysts meeting that the new windows program would be released as expected by 2010.
He also said that this stayed with the promise made by Microsoft that it would be released three years after the release of Microsoft Vista which has been heavily criticised by many IT specialists.
The meeting also raised the point that IE 8 would be released in its final form by the end of this year. This should please Microsoft fans as they look to explore the new features created by Microsoft.
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