Windows 7 ... finally (part 2)

There are many changes made to Windows 7. It is like a reincarnation of Vista, just that, this time around, it is lighter, fitter and faster. Many key functions are easily available, well, may be one or two levels of menu down, but definitely not Vista that you will need an excavator to dig it out, burying those key functions deep down. In short, user ergonomic is a plus.

My usual applications like Firefox, Chrome, Office 2007 Professional, etc. even the Lotus Notes 8.5 survive in this migration effort. I would say that my experience so far being great and running the x64 version on this DELL E6400 hardware has been satisfying. Next up, I will be installing the Windows 7 starter edition into my daughter's Eee PC 900 running Celeron with 16GB + 4GB SSD and 1GB RAM.