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7 Wonders of Windows 7
After the Vista debacle, seven could just be the lucky number for Windows. We review seven features of Windows 7 that could make the newest version of the OS the best Microsoft has produced in years.

The number seven denotes grandeur, as with the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. It's shouldn't come as a surprise, then, that following the Windows Vista debacle, Microsoft chose to return to a numerical naming system for the next version of Windows. But if Microsoft is going to impress users with Windows 7, it's going to have to do it with features and functionality, not just with a name. So, what amazing new capabilities await users in the latest -- and perhaps most complete -- client version of Windows ever? Here's a look at seven of the wonders of Windows 7. ...

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