This is inside footage of a Windows 7 Launch night in Adelaide, Australia. The launch night showed an array of new product line ups which have been specially designed for windows 7. Companies such as Asus, Sony, Toshiba, HP Envy 15.6 13.1 and Acer all had small booths which showed us some pre release models and expected line ups for the Microsoft Windows 7 October 22nd Release date. The theme of the night was a James Bond style and the main 2009 hardware theme is touch and more touch. We were also lucky enough to get hands on with a pre release Sony Vaio X. If you have any questions shoot away. Product Feedback shall have many more new videos on all the products seen in this video in the near future. Make sure to subscribe. Check Out our Website at www.productfeedback.com.au Follow Me on Twitter www.twitter.com/productfeedback
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Asides 
The curtain has been raised (slightly) on the next installment of Microsoft’s Windows operating system – Windows 7.
Microsoft hope it will bring the internet, mobile phone and PC closer together. But reviews have so far been mixed, although reviewers have been limited to trying the (pre-beta version).
The full version is expected to be capable of working with a touchscreen screen, navigating documents and the Web similar to Apple’s iPhone. It is officially released at the end of 2009.
“I have seen the future, and it is bleak. Windows 7, the next big version, the one that was supposed to fix everything that was wrong with Vista, is here (at least in pre-beta form), and I can now say – with some confidence – that Microsoft has once again dropped the ball.
“Overall, I’m extremely disappointed with Windows 7. Far from atoning for Vista’s sins, Windows 7 simply carries them forward, visiting them upon yet another generation. Windows 7 is no panacea. Rather, it’s just more of the same: slow, bloated, and frustrating as hell.”
“When it comes to Windows 7, Microsoft hasn’t just learned from the mistakes of Windows Vista. It has picked up a thing or two from Apple’s OS X, judging by first impressions.
“It’s not clear how big the changes are so far. If you put the beta-build of Windows 7 side-by-side with Windows Vista, you’d be hard-pressed to spot the differences. Yes, some of the icons look slightly different and there’s no sidebar, but it’s essentially still the Vista look and feel. But that changes when you start to use Windows 7.
“For a start the OS won’t nag you as much; many notifications are banished to a control panel, you get to approve icons before they show up in the system tray and Microsoft has reined in Vista’s useful but annoying UAC prompts; you can choose which ones you want to see or turn them off altogether.”
“Initially Windows 7 looks similar to Vista, but there a lot of new features that have been added. Under the skin, Microsoft has been working hard. Boot times have been reduced, and certainly the review laptop Microsoft provided has a fairly snappy boot time.
“Microsoft has been working with OEMs to improve battery life – simple things such as reducing the timer frequency can improve battery life by up to 10 per cent. The networking stack has had new diagnostics added to help users figure out exactly where the problem lies.
“So, is this all a big deal? It’s not a change to the fundamental core of Windows, and most of the improvements sound relatively small. But taken together, they seem to address many of the issues people have had for Windows. I’m looking forward to trying it out, starting this afternoon.”
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at 6:02 pm
voodoo laptop nice
at 6:02 pm
Do you have any reviews of a Alienware m15x/ i really want to get one.?
at 6:02 pm
@kode103
i dont think so. the tecra and protege models have them
at 6:02 pm
looks like it, if you look between the left and right mouse button. But the really cool thing is that it also has a face-recognition function which you can use as a password
at 6:02 pm
does anyone know if all the new models of the Toshiba Qosmio X500 come wit finger print reader?
at 6:02 pm
hey is your job like to do reviews? i always wanted to know because i’ve seen so many people making review and look like there full of the cash
at 6:02 pm
How do you prefer it to Vista?
at 6:02 pm
lol we aussies sound so stupid around computers.
at 6:02 pm
Yep, illuminated keys.. awesome.
at 6:02 pm
i want that new toshiba quosmio x500..
at 6:02 pm
kool video i got windows 7 ultimate already
at 6:02 pm
Finally we pray that it is a really good operating system. Got a few copies heading my way if i finish their boring training haha
at 6:02 pm
If they fix the infamous bugs(especially the explorer 8 ones), make it more accessable to external control programs(Nvidia controle panel, video decoders etc) and add more themes and screen savers I’m getting it for sure.
I tried the 32bit 7600 build for a couple of months and I was actually quite impressed with its speed and automatic driver update(I took out my driver disks for nothing) and there is no doubt it’s what I’ve been waiting for.
at 6:02 pm
0:38 what laptop is that?
at 6:02 pm
exited to be disappointed hehe
at 6:02 pm
single core… as Microsoft say windows 7 is designed for old computer running xp
at 6:02 pm
you wil be saying that about windows 7 soon i can put money on it hehe
at 6:02 pm
I’m excited!
at 6:02 pm
Single, dual or quad core? -_-”
at 6:02 pm
Anything is better then vista. :O
at 6:02 pm
I am using windows 7 and can say the features they have built in is fanstastic. I still have problems like things jamming etc, but hopefully this will all be fixed.
at 6:02 pm
I hope not.
No, the RC is not the final version.
at 6:02 pm
dont expect a big difference from vista everyone.. i used the beta version around at the minite and am not impressed am running a 2.7ghz cpu and 1.50gb memory and 256mb graphics card and i had loads of (not responding) problems with the windws even assessing my picture folder..and as for the eye candy i think they could of done much better o well
at 6:02 pm
Windows 7 better be better than Vista. I am using Vista right now, and I can say for a fact that it is SO annoying, slow, and well…. Microsoft. If it doesn’t fix it’s OS, companies like Apple would love to take over the OS market.
at 6:02 pm
“It’s nice to be important, but it’s important to be nice.”