Comments on: Windows 7 to Carry Techs Up with Microsoft http://youngandinvested.com/markets-and-economy/windows-7-to-carry-techs-up-with-microsoft/ THE hub for finance and investing insights from the new generation. Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:24:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Senan http://youngandinvested.com/markets-and-economy/windows-7-to-carry-techs-up-with-microsoft/comment-page-1/#comment-419 Senan Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:06:42 +0000 http://youngandinvested.com/?p=543#comment-419 Good. I look forward to using it. I'm typing this on a 6 year old laptop running Windows XP. I have heard virtually no negatives on W7 yet so when I upgrade early next year I'll be getting it. Microsoft's ahare price has certainly responded positively. Good. I look forward to using it. I’m typing this on a 6 year old laptop running Windows XP. I have heard virtually no negatives on W7 yet so when I upgrade early next year I’ll be getting it. Microsoft’s ahare price has certainly responded positively.

]]> By: Daniel Eskin http://youngandinvested.com/markets-and-economy/windows-7-to-carry-techs-up-with-microsoft/comment-page-1/#comment-414 Daniel Eskin Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:03:45 +0000 http://youngandinvested.com/?p=543#comment-414 Hey Senan, That could definitely be part of the reason, but would still make the sales of Windows 7 viable since there's been a hold-up for buying due to the poor response to Vista. But I still vouch for how user-friendly Windows 7 looks from what I've seen with it so far. Hey Senan,

That could definitely be part of the reason, but would still make the sales of Windows 7 viable since there’s been a hold-up for buying due to the poor response to Vista. But I still vouch for how user-friendly Windows 7 looks from what I’ve seen with it so far.

]]> By: Senan http://youngandinvested.com/markets-and-economy/windows-7-to-carry-techs-up-with-microsoft/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Senan Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:31:54 +0000 http://youngandinvested.com/?p=543#comment-413 I wonder is the enthusiasm for Windows 7 driven by apathy towards Vista and users who've simply held out in anticipation of a better product...who can wait no longer. The coming Christmas period will give another pointer as to the resilience of the PC market. I believe growth amongst the big IT companies will lie in mobile devices. Microsoft, with Windows 7, is heading ever so slowly in this direction (it's suitable for netbooks). I wonder is the enthusiasm for Windows 7 driven by apathy towards Vista and users who’ve simply held out in anticipation of a better product…who can wait no longer. The coming Christmas period will give another pointer as to the resilience of the PC market. I believe growth amongst the big IT companies will lie in mobile devices. Microsoft, with Windows 7, is heading ever so slowly in this direction (it’s suitable for netbooks).

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