От сегодня, я бегу Windows 7 бета на нескольких по-разному PCs включая мой laptop, мою работу пикокулон, и мой пикокулон дома, который я модернизировал недавн к Windows 7 от Windows Vista SP1. (Я буду конспектировать PCs, котор я использую испытать Windows 7 скоро.) я совсем подключен с HomeGroup, я получаю несколько по-разному архивов установленных вверх, и я люблю новое Windows Taskbar. Я получаю запись средств Windows разбивочную мои выставки TV фаворита и мое Zune 80 syncing вверх с средством программирования Zune. И вещи даже более лучшие при установленные Essentials в реальном маштабе времени Windows. Я считаю Windows 7 бета для того чтобы быть amazing опытным выпуском и я весьма возбужен для вас для того чтобы получить вашим рукам на ем более поздно эту неделю! Я хотел был бы принять момент для того чтобы делить некоторые специфические относительно Windows 7 бета я думаю очень важн для людей смотря, что дал Windows 7 закрутку.

9-ого января, Windows 7 бета будет имеющееся для энтузиастов Windows download через Страница Windows 7 на Windows.com. Windows 7 бета идет быть имеющимся download-только (мы send out физические средства) и имеющеся для a

I’ve gotten the chance to play around with the Windows 7 pre-beta build and I feel like a kid in a candy store. There are many new features that I personally am excited about that I hope to blog about over time. To kick things off I wanted to discuss the several new features in Windows 7 that make managing and sharing your files on your home network a much easier experience than ever before. Using Windows 7’s Libraries along with its HomeGroup network sharing feature, I was able to share content with other PC users on my home network. I’m going to go into detail on my experience with Libraries and setting up a HomeGroup on my network with Windows 7 to illustrate these new features for you. And believe it or not… it all starts with the relatively minor changes made to the naming of folders within User Profiles in Windows 7.

One of the things you’ll notice first is the User Profile folder structure in Windows 7 has changed a little bit from what was seen in Windows Vista.

In Windows Vista: Documents, Downloads, Photos, Videos, and Music

Just a few hours ago, Steven Sinofsky, Senior Vice President for Windows and Windows Live Engineering, did his keynote here at PDC2008 unveiling Windows 7 to the world for the first time. Steven asked Julie Larson-Green, Corporate Vice President of the Windows Experience, to come up on stage and demo specific Windows 7 features that I think you’ll find very exciting. I’d like to take a moment and share some notes I took live here from PDC from his keynote about those features that they demoed.

It’s important to note that many of these features that were demoed during the Keynote were from more recent Windows 7 build and didn’t make it into the Windows 7 build being handed out to attendees here at PDC – but we wanted to show them off to you anyway.

Ok now on to my notes on the features demoed here from PDC (not in any specific order)! I also hope to try and add a little more context to the features that were demoed.

I’d like to emphasize all of these features that were demoed ultimately showcases that