This document provides an overview of 7 key features of Windows 7: 1) Live Thumbnail Previews, Snap, Peek & Shake allow for multitasking and viewing multiple windows simultaneously. 2) XP Mode allows running applications designed for Windows XP. 3) Instant Search provides quick searches of files and settings. 4) Gadgets offer mini-applications on the desktop or Start Menu. 5) Improved network connection and WiFi management make connecting to networks easier.

1. 7 Wonders of Windows 7 จีระวัฒน์ กุลทรัพย์อุดม (ต้น) Audience Marketing Manager Microsoft Thailand

2. MAKES NEW THINGS POSSIBLE SIMPLIFIES EVERYDAY TASKS WORKS THE WAY YOU WANT YOUR PC SIMPLIFIED

3. 7 Wonders of Windows 7 Live Thumbnail Previews, Snap, Peek & Shake XP Mode Instant Search Gadget Network Connection & WiFi IE8 & Windows Live Services Performance & Gaming

4. Internet Explorer 8 Performance

5. Windows 7 + Windows LiveComplete communications and sharing experience + Windows Live Services Services @ home.live.com Windows Live Essentials Rich Applications Windows 7 Core PC Platform Software + Services

6. I’m a PC and I’m 4 and a half!

7. .NET Framework and Windows Presentation Foundation

8. Gaming System Setup Intel Core i7-920Gigabyte GA-EX58 Extreme6GB (3x2GB) OCZ Reaper HPC DDR3-1600NVIDIA GeForce GTX 275ForceWare 190.38ATI Radeon 4890 1GBCatalyst 9.7500GB Western Digital Caviar SE16Windows XP Professional 32-bit w/Service Pack 3Windows XP Professional x64 w/Service Pack 2Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit w/Service Pack 2Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit w/Service Pack 2Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bitWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

9. DirectX 11 – What’s Next?

10. CLIENT PC PHONE WEB TOOLS SERVER CLOUD Microsoft’s Platform

11. Imagine Cup 2010

12. Message from Redmond 

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