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Predecessor? #

By Steven Posted Friday 7th November 2008 12:52 GMT

"On more familiar territory, Microsoft served up some eye-candy by showing off the interface to Windows 7, the planned predecessor to Windows Vista."

Erm, did I miss the big news story that told us that MS had invented Type-40 Time Machines?

Or has it not been published yet?

Poor #

By Gareth Posted Friday 7th November 2008 12:57 GMT

Really, Windows 7 came before Vista?

Who edited this?

Don't even get me started on grammar and punctuation.

Planned predecessor to Vista ? #

By Walter Ramekin Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:09 GMT

Or unplanned sucks-sessor?

Mine's the one I was wearing when I left before before I came in.

W

Are you sure? #

By edward wright Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:12 GMT

"Windows 7, the planned predecessor to Windows Vista" - you really sure you mean predecessor? :) That could explain a lot...

A predecessor to WIndows Vista? #

By Some Guy Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:14 GMT

The MS project to develop a time machine must be coming along nicely.

Predecessor? #

By Matt Thornton Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:16 GMT

Windows 7 is the planned predecessor to Vista? Erm. What?

What the hell? #

By Michael Sheils Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:52 GMT

M$ have time travel now?

I for one welcome our paradox causing overlords.

Vista - ahead of its time. #

By Andrew Bush Posted Friday 7th November 2008 13:56 GMT

Predecessor, I like it. Windows 7 is looking like it'll slot in nicely between XP and Vista.

Some people will never get satire. You're wasting your time on them.

MONO #

By Spoonguard Posted Friday 7th November 2008 14:32 GMT

The oggvorbis "Podcast" gave me MONO!

7 is Predecessor to Vista? #

By N Posted Friday 7th November 2008 14:39 GMT

So, the cat is out of the bag, Windows 7 is actually Windows XP with the XP & SP3 crossed out & '7' written in indelible felt tip marker on the packaging...

The market analysts will love it, no development costs, an almost bug free, fairly stable product & it may even be delivered on schedule!

audio #

By Will Posted Monday 10th November 2008 02:47 GMT

Gavin/Mary you got to do some post production work on the sound for these radios sessions. Recording from a skype call on pc speakers don't quite cut the mustard. Fatigue cuts in real quick listening to this scratch.

Will

Don't take it badly... #

By Destroy All Monsters Posted Sunday 16th November 2008 16:33 GMT

Finding out what Azure is sounds like Kreminology. Find out what's in, what's out by examining those slides which made it to the West. "And here it gets really confusing...but if you look at this bit here..."

Anyway, thanks for at least trying to make Windows 7 and Azure sound like some new and sexy rockstar which one is supposed to be interested in. I will go back to my winter sleep now.