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Segundo Brad Brooks, vice presidente para Windows da Microsoft, o Windows 7 para Netbooks conseguirá atender às peculiaridades (eu chamo de falta de capacidade/recursos) desses hardwares.
Com isso, não mais será necessária a liberação de venda do Windows XP, que poderá descansar em paz, certo de que seu legado estará muito bem representado pelo Windows 7 (coitado do Vista).

Texto extraído da página da microsoft:
“Brooks: Microsoft is offering a clear path for Windows 7 across the board, so as we demonstrated at PDC, WinHEC and CES, Windows 7 provides a great user experience on small-notebook PCs.
With Windows 7, we’ve matched hardware improvements with some investments of our own. With Windows 7 we are on track to have a smaller OS footprint; an improved user interface that should allow for faster boot-up and shut-down times; improved power management for enhanced battery life; enhanced media capabilities; and increased reliability, stability and security.
These engineering investments allow small notebook PCs to run any version of Windows 7, and allow customers complete flexibility to purchase a system which meets their needs. For OEMs that build lower-cost small notebook PCs, Windows 7 Starter will now be available in developed markets. For the most enhanced, full-functioning Windows experience on small notebook PCs, however, consumers will want to go with Windows 7 Home Premium, which lets you get the most out of your digital media and easily connect with other PCs.”
Fonte: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2009/feb09/02-03NetbooksQA.mspx
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