[Razor VinT]

Ed Bott, the award-winning technology writer with more than two decades' experience, installed the x64 and x86 builds of Windows 7 build 7048 (which escaped from Microsoft’s labs and quickly made its way to the Internet last week) on two desktop PCs and two notebooks. He then posted a sneak peek at the Windows 7 Release Candidate on his blog.

Before-and-After Screens for every Feature

• Basic features, reworked
  
• Shell and UI tweaks
  
• Eye (and ear) candy
  
• Digital media
  
• Backup and recovery options

Arstechnica also posted a side by side UI changes from Windows 7 beta to build 7048 yesterday.

This post has been edited by Razor VinT: 10 March 2009 - 01:44 PM

[FalseAgent]

could someone package the new win7 sounds for us, please? I'd like a taste of them...

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[PurplePeopleEater]

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When you play an album or music playlist in Media Center, Windows 7 replaces the boring blue Vista-style background with a wall of album covers, drawn from your collection. In beta builds, the wall slides down the screen, refreshing itself constantly. In build 7048, you have the option to make the album wall static or remove it completely; the latter option might be boring but provide a better experience on extender devices with low-powered graphics hardware.

Just like in zune software


I like this review and windows 7 just got much more amazing cant wait til THE YEAR OF TECHNOLOGY (2010)

[coldemone]

PurplePeopleEater said:

THE YEAR OF TECHNOLOGY (2010)

Never heard of that. Do you mean google's os release, w7 final release and etc?