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June 18th, 2009
More questions (and even a few answers) about Windows 7 E
Posted by Mary Jo Foley @ 7:43 am
It’s been a week since Microsoft publicly acknowledged its plan to release a browserless version of Windows 7 that would be sold in Europe only, as a way to potentially appease European antitrust regulators.
Since then, I’ve gotten more than a few reader questions about Windows 7 E — and have come up with a few of my own — and have put them to Microsoft for answers. Here are a few more tidbits about what users and developers can expect from that version of Windows 7, slated to be commercially available on October 22. All of these answers were provided to me via a Microsoft spokesperson.
More about:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=3109
More questions (and even a few answers) about Windows 7 E
Posted by Mary Jo Foley @ 7:43 am
It’s been a week since Microsoft publicly acknowledged its plan to release a browserless version of Windows 7 that would be sold in Europe only, as a way to potentially appease European antitrust regulators.
Since then, I’ve gotten more than a few reader questions about Windows 7 E — and have come up with a few of my own — and have put them to Microsoft for answers. Here are a few more tidbits about what users and developers can expect from that version of Windows 7, slated to be commercially available on October 22. All of these answers were provided to me via a Microsoft spokesperson.
More about:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=3109