windows 7 reviewThe first thing you notice about Windows 7 so it is like Vista. He also works as Vista, in that it has the same drain below, with the exception of the graphics are very welcome to upgrade to DX11. However, it seems much better than Vista, and most of Vista's annoyances to get as much, or (most do) to change the system that works the way you want. It takes personalization to the extreme.
The reduced footprint and some optimisation means Windows 7 sleeps and wakes up faster (though it's still not in the same class as Mac OS X) And laptop batteries should last longer. I've been running Windows 7 on an Asus UL30 laptop with a claimed battery life of around 11 hours with Vista: it now does more than 12 hours. However, we've known for a dozen years that a clean installation of Windows usually works better, and geeks have generally recommended it.
The reduced footprint and some optimisation means Windows 7 sleeps and wakes up faster (though it's still not in the same class as Mac OS X) And laptop batteries should last longer. I've been running Windows 7 on an Asus UL30 laptop with a claimed battery life of around 11 hours with Vista: it now does more than 12 hours. However, we've known for a dozen years that a clean installation of Windows usually works better, and geeks have generally recommended it.
Windows 7 interface has a few noticeable changes. First, in the sidebar of Vista has passed, but you can still use the clock and other gadgets, and you can put anywhere. Secondly, the QuickLaunch area of the taskbar and have been replaced by a sort of combo-pack.Another obvious difference is that Windows 7 uses less resources.
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