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At the same time, Windows 7 initially had an uphill battle in the market because consumers associated it with Vista. I even know a couple people who are still
by bunderbunder 14y ago
At the same time, Windows 7 initially had an uphill battle in the market because consumers associated it with Vista. I even know a couple people who are still on XP because, in part, of their feelings about Vista.
I fear Windows 9 might experience the same thing because of Windows 8. It would have been much better if they had just delayed Windows 8 just a bit longer. Perhaps release it for tablets in the time frame they did, and then take a little bit longer to work on the desktop version. I know there was a real need to hurry and get some tablets out on the market, Windows 7 is still new enough that it could have remained the main OS for desktop PCs for another 6-12 months.
- yuhong 14y ago"At the same time, Windows 7 initially had an uphill battle in the market because consumers associated it with Vista." Reminds me of Server "2008 R2". "I even know a couple people who are still on XP because, in part, of their feelings about Vista." Not to mention organizations too where deployments takes time. Reminds me of NT4 end of support.