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Secure Channel - Windows Security - First Windows 7 Zero-Day Vulnerability Found on 2009-11-18
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XP users - particularly enterprises and SMBs - are holding back on Windows 7 until it's gotten a proper shakeout and more applications are certified to run on the new platform. To them, XP may have more security headaches, but it's more stable for business-critical applications.
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- 2009's top 10 emerging enterprise technologies - Network World on 2009-11-18
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EV WORLD: Plug-In America Meets the LEAF on 2009-11-14
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sell the car, but lease the battery.
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- Top 10 Technologies to Consider for 2010 on 2009-11-12
- Microsoft Sites Captures Largest Share of Time Spent Online Worldwide - comScore, Inc on 2009-11-06
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How to Get Found : The World :: American Express OPEN Forum on 2009-11-05
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Brian’s five steps to help you get “get found.”
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Hasta la Vista, baby: Ars reviews Windows 7 - Ars Technica on 2009-10-29
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Everything "bad" about Vista—and I use the word in the loosest possible sense, because the things that garnered most complaints have negligible legitimacy—is still "bad" in 7.
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Does this make Windows 7 a bad operating system? Not in the least bit.
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Hasta la Vista, baby: Ars reviews Windows 7 - Ars Technica on 2009-10-29
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remember that XP's reception was immensely hostile, and for substantially the same reasons; users migrating from Windows 98 found that the new Windows didn't work with their hardware, didn't work with their software, ran slower, and used more memory. And who would want that? Business users similarly saw little compelling reason to migrate from Windows 2000 (which was then less than two years old), as XP offered them relatively little.
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XP should have been replaced by Windows Longhorn in 2004 or 2005, but the cancellation of the Longhorn project and subsequent wait for Vista
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Windows 7: The $1930 Upgrade - PC World on 2009-10-27
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the cost of upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7 will run $1,035 to $1,930 per user
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- IBM, Ubuntu Cloud Collaboration Package Seeks to Cut Down Microsoft Windows 7 on 2009-10-23
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