Bit-Tech har testat Windows 7 Beta och har testat prestandan i den och givetvis listat alla nyheter etc.

" Windows Vista, for all its negative press, has a few advantages over Windows XP - it has a proper 64-bit version of its OS, better driver support for newer hardware that we spend our lives looking at, and it has DirectX 10 for improved graphics in games. Those three things alone seal the deal for us and it's why we constantly recommend it in our monthly buyer's guides. However, in the inevitable march of progress, the next generation Windows 7 will be knocking on our doors later this year or early in 2010. " 

Bit-Tech har testat prestandan i Windows Vista Servicepack 2 beta.

" On Friday, Microsoft announced widespread availability of the Windows Vista Service Pack 2 beta through its Customer Preview Program ahead of its official release in the first half of next year. According to the latest rumours, the release candidate for Service Pack 2 will be available in February 2009 and then the final version will be rolled out at some point in April.

While Service Pack 2 will no doubt be less of a required update than Service Pack 1 was, Microsoft's Mike Nash has said that the Windows Vista development team is committed to continually improving the operating system and, as a result, there is support for some new features "
 

Service Pack nummer 2 till Windows Vista finns nu ute för alla er som vill sätta tänderna i en beta verre. 

Om ni är nyfikna på vad som kommer att ersätta Windows Vista så ska ni ta er en blängare på vad ZDNet har skrivit i sin lilla recension på Windows 7 build 6801

" Microsoft took the wraps off Windows 7 for the first time at the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles three weeks ago. That public unveiling and the widespread availability of a pre-beta release of the Windows 7 code (build 6801) inspired a slew of first looks (including mine). But after that initial flurry of activity, most of the interest quickly subsided.

Since returning from PDC, I’ve been installing and using Windows 7 on a variety of hardware platforms (eight distinct desktop and portable systems so far). My immediate goal is to learn as much as possible so I can begin writing Windows 7 Inside Out. And there’s plenty to learn. The deeper I dive into Windows 7, the more I discover, including subtle changes and tweaks that aren’t obvious in a first look. In this post and its accompanying image gallery, I’ll share some of those details with you. "