Windows 7 Netbook Running From Us Wireless Carriers

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Now that Windows 7 is formally available, the users can go to the stores all over the world and walk out with a PC running Microsoft's latest operating system. Going to be start soon the user will be able to get a netbook running Windows 7 from US wireless carriers in the US and Europe.

As we are already aware that the Nokia Booklet 3G would be available soon from AT&T. But Verizon has also proclaimed plans (as expected) to start providing the HP Mini 110 netbook and HP Mini 311 notebook with NVIDIA ION graphics and an Atom processor soon.

The Register has reported that 4 European telecoms will also add Windows 7 netbooks to their lineups in October and November. T-Mobile, O2, Vodafone, and Telia Sonera are among the first European wireless carriers to make proclamations.

What is not clear that whether these or other telecoms will be phasing out their Windows XP netbook delivering right away. Wireless carriers tend to be a bit behind the retail market in providing upgraded ...
... models, and the companies go through all the work of agreeing on a device to run on their network.

In another development, The early sales of Windows 7 has beaten Windows Vista By 234%.

Corresponds to the NPD Group, Windows 7's first days of sale showed 234 per cent increase as compared to Vista, though pre-sale offers meant total income was just 82 per cent higher.

A major factor in all this is a populace, we tend to own more PCs than ever before, especially in the age of the netbook so there was a bigger market to pitch to. One of the official at NPD said that a combination of factors has impacted Windows 7 PC sales at the outset, but the trajectory of overall PC sales was very strong leading into the holiday season.

One of the security specialist claims that even with the OS's User Account Control (UAC) protective software on Windows 7, it remains worryingly ineffective in fighting virus and malware threats without dedicated anti-virus software. He commented that User Account Control can block some; however, its failure to block anything else just reinforces his warning prior to the Windows 7 release that UAC's default configuration is not effective at saving a PC from modern malware.

In another development, Microsoft is offering Windows 7 upgrade for a 58% off. But beware as you also have to purchase a Windows 7 machine and it must run Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate. The discount is for migration on a second machine. The deal is valid only till 2 Jan, 2010. There are certain tips that would help you:

TIP 1: If you would like to enter various destinations viz multi destination in a GPS unit, many units will allows you to do this. According to the order entered, when a destination is entered by you the device will guide you.
You can also have multi destination routing with route optimization. The most effective route would be calculated.

TIP 2: If you are using Apple's Mail application and do not prefer to write with the background as blank, go for Stationery. Start composing a message, click Show Stationery and it will show a list of templates.