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Steve Ballmer himself Confirms that Windows 7 is still Vista in its Core

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I made a Sharp Analysis of the Windows 7 name and in an excerpt:Windows Vista was hyped to uncontrollable proportions by Microsoft (WOW Factor) and when it came out blazing, the heat quickly went ice cold. This only tells me that Microsoft isn’t done with Windows Vista and most probably a lot of the features [...]

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