The Web is abuzz following the leak of an alleged Windows 8 presentation outlining Microsoft's vision for the next iteration of the flagship desktop operating system. As media pundits speculate on the potential features and capabilities of Windows 8, the news also has the potential to make some IT administrators and business customers currently considering a migration to Windows 7 to hold off.
Windows 7 is the fastest selling operating system of all time--with Microsoft claiming more than 150 million units sold to date. That pace, an average of seven per second, isn't showing any sign of slowing due to the fact that many larger organizations are in the evaluation and planning stages of transitioning to Windows 7--many of them from the archaic Windows XP.
More: http://pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/200187/
Windows 7 is the fastest selling operating system of all time--with Microsoft claiming more than 150 million units sold to date. That pace, an average of seven per second, isn't showing any sign of slowing due to the fact that many larger organizations are in the evaluation and planning stages of transitioning to Windows 7--many of them from the archaic Windows XP.
More: http://pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/200187/