Windows 7: a quick view of the new operating system released by Microsoft

Microsoft has produced a number of operating systems and now it has introduced its new Windows 7 operating system in Microsoft Windows version. It can be used on personal computers, laptops. Desktop computers, tablets, etc. It was available at retail from October 22, and went into manufacturing in July 2009.

Windows 7 is packed with many new features such as handwriting recognition, virtual hard disk support, multiple graphics card support, new media center support, redesigned calculator, new items added to control panel, gadget for Windows Media Center, color calibration, kernel, RAW image display, photo viewer slideshows, improved taskbar, replaced quick launch toolbar, buttons for pinned apps, SOAP-based web services APIs , support for the new version of the .NET framework, improved 3D games, etc.

This new version has been power packed with several new features and also removed some features that were previously included in Windows Vista. Applications like Photo Gallery, Calendar, Windows Mail, and Movie Maker that were part of Windows Vista have been removed here.

For people looking for upgrades to this new operating system, there is bad news for Windows XP users as they cannot upgrade to Windows 7. To use Windows 7, you will need to install it from scratch.

As part of the minimum hardware requirement to use this new OS version, you need at least 1 GB of RAM for 32-bit OS with a minimum storage of 16 GB, DVD drive is a must for installation, and a processor of 1GHz.

So now you can get your new product Windows 7 which is full of power with many new features and fixed issues from previous versions.