Is Windows 7 Better Than Apple Mac OS X?

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Reviews so far of Windows 7 seem remarkably good, and the software is still in beta testing. It shouldn't be too great a surprise. I'm not the first to suggest that Windows 7 seems a cleaned-up version of Vista, much like the successful Windows XP was to the clunky Windows 2000.

Even David Pogue at the New York Times, a huge Mac fan, wrote glowingly of the successor to Vista

But I've not seen praise that tops that in today's Digital Home blog by Don Reisinger:

...after using the beta (a term I use lightly, since this so-called beta is better than anything Microsoft ever shipped as Vista "Gold"), I can say with the utmost certainty that Windows 7 isn't only the best operating system I've used in the past decade, it might be my favorite of all time. And as a person with four Macs staring me in the face as I write this, that's something I never thought I'd say.

He cautions that Microsoft could still screw things up. Features in Vista's beta disappeared in the final code, and problems arose:

Regardless, the Windows 7 beta provided me with an unparalleled experience. From install to surfing the Web, it's fantastic.

I don't usually mess with beta software. But I'm going to find time to try Windows 7.

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Really Windows 7 is better than Apple's Mac Book i didn't undersood why they are calling it "MacBook"

Aditya Jha of IN 7:33AM August 05, 2011

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gvgv gvgv of KS 12:23AM February 22, 2011

Apple is to eAsy for people as me. Its so easy and it have no thinks as diffrent mouse pointers themes And That cient. Windows have better games and is very usefull to my. You have Some cheats and it is two times lower buy price

Frans of 6:21PM March 28, 2010

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