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Win7 PP

by Greg Dhuyvetter on Oct 30, 2009

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Hopeless optimism must be a fundamental part of human nature, because we want to believe that new operating systems truly represent an improvement on their predecessors. It’s easy to point to certain features in a new OS as examples of progress, but end-users often find that a new OS performs like molasses compared to the version they were using. As a result, CTOs wanting to capitalize on the benefits of a new OS may find that new hardware investments are necessary — and expensive — requirements. Unfortunately, Microsoft’s Windows XP appears to be maintaining that tradition … Windows 2000 significantly outperformed Windows XP. In the most extreme scenario, our Windows XP system took nearly twice as long to complete a workload as did the Windows 2000 client. Our testing also suggests that companies determined to deploy Windows XP should consider ordering desktop systems with dual CPUs to get the most out of the new OS. …

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Ice Breaker Question of the Day: How has technology affected your teaching and/or student learning this week?
Windows 7 A First Look How Could You Go Wrong with an Operating System Made by Microsoft?
Disclaimer Psst, Greg Where do I send the check?
A Brief History A Tale of Two Windows
Won’t Get Fooled Again The Development of 7 Restricted Scope Fast Track Timeline Broad Pre-release Learned the Lessons of Vista
Features
- Efficiency and Speed
- Improved Security (Windows Security Essentials)
- Better Compatibility
- Better Look
- Better Window/Task Management
So, Should I Upgrade?
- Available Versions
- Multi-pack, Student Discount
- Hardware Compatibility:
- Types of Installations
- The Bottom Line
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