There are many who have skipped Windows Vista, but a considerable number of businesses are not willing to move to Windows 7 instantly, at least the results of a new survey suggest so.

In the survey, in which feedback from over 1000 IT administration was received, show that nearly 60 percent businesses have no plan to adopt Windows 7. Scrip Logic was the company who conducted that survey in which 1000 responses were received out of 20,000 survey that were distributed.

Nearly one third of survey respondent told that they were planning to deploy by the end of next year, and nearly 5.4% said that they are considering moving to Windows 7 by the end of this year. Nearly 60% responded said that they had no plans at that time, however, there are chances that some of them would move to the new OS.

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Well, many are waiting for Windows 7 launch and some are still tweaking XP in their newly got netbooks, but there is something that many are ignoring right now and this little thing is known as Windows Vista that Microsoft wants to maintain once again and the release of its standalone installers for 32-bit and the 64-bit versions for Service Pack 2 for Vista seems to suggest so.

This new Service Pack 2 is the latest service pack for Windows Vista as well as for Windows Server 2008 and they will support almost all types of emerging and existing hardware standards and that includes all kinds of the updates that were delivered after the SPI. Click here to read more

Advent AIO200

Advent AIO200, a brand by PC World, is elegant and impressive, slim and sleek. It sits on a desk top without covering much space. Specifically designed as a home PC it looks like a prototype of Apple’s iMac.

An ‘all-in-one’ computer with different specifications but little offering for up gradation is a good effort from PC World. Though the looks are similar to iMac, it still is attractive. With only the web cam; 1.3mp, on the front screen and a few logos, it looks quite impressive.

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With the claims of providing simpler choices to their customers, Microsoft has just announced its different versions of Windows 7 officially.

Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Home Premium are the two main versions about which the Software maker looks quite keen to talk about, but you shouldn’t think that only few versions are out there, as there are 5 in UK and 6 worldwide. Aside from that there are some nice implications for netbooks as well.

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