The article listed at least one thing -- compatibility with older Windows versions -- that isn't part of every version of Windows 7. I hate this kind of market

The article listed at least one thing -- compatibility with older Windows versions -- that isn't part of every version of Windows 7. I hate this kind of marketing soup: nobody knows what Windows 7 will really be like, because articles and commercials can claim anything that's in the $399 version. It's time for someone to upgrade a 10-year-old-laptop after spending $100 on the cheapest version of Windows 7, and write an article about that "Windows 7".