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Microsoft India centre working on Windows 7

section: windows, for your questions: KezNews forum, 4.8.2007

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Designers and engineers at Microsoft R&D centre in India have a new mandate for development of Windows 7, the next generation operating system from Microsoft Corporation, slated for release in 2009-10. Thanks to pacpis for the news.




This new operating system will have in-built features to address networking-related issues, virtualisation that helps create separate machines within a PC and various plug-ins for accessories for the new OS.

The Senior Vice-President, Windows Core Operating System Division, Mr Jon DeVaan, said they have created the necessary platform for development work in India following a recent meeting of the Windows 7 group at Redmond, the Microsoft headquarters. This team headed by Mr Sunil Bansali, and comprising members of the Windows and Windows Live development teams, has now been given the task of working on the next generation operating system.

The new operating system was earlier codenamed Blackcomb and Vienna. The interesting feature is it will have backward compatibility and work with older operating systems as well.

Referring to the virtualisation aspect of the next generation operating system, Mr DeVaan said “Virtualisation creates virtual machines on the Windows desktop, each of which virtualises the hardware of a complete physical computer. These virtual machines can be used to run operating systems such as MS DOS, Windows OS2. Engineers have built on lot of learning from Windows 2 days onwards and this is reflected in new development methodologies.”

The Indian developers have played vital role in XP Service Pack 3 (SP3), which is one of the important releases from the Microsoft Corporation. This is likely to benefit more than 400-500 million users globally providing important updates covering even security related issues, he explained.

Now in India, to be part of the SP3 beta release, Mr DeVaan said this provides for necessary fixes and vital updates.

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Comments(5)

What American can do anymore?

By Eu Citizen on 06.08.2007 - 21:08
....just buy products and engineering from developing countries funded with their capital as long it lasts. in the near future usa will be a banana republic. roles will change!

the black threat

By rcst on 07.08.2007 - 16:08
imagine how sp3 will be if it will be coded from all those 3rd world paki-indi ppl. scary i would say, +1 for other-os

The New Name

By Buzzy on 07.08.2007 - 19:08
windows blackhole (of calcutta).

Idiots r so much trouble

By neo on 09.08.2007 - 15:08
all right smart guys y dont u step ahead and make sp3 instead of talkin...

Ignorant people on this site....

By Pierre Sr. on 10.08.2007 - 09:08
lol neo, you are right...

i bet eu citizen, rcst (most definitely) and buzzy, are some 13yr old kids who has nothing better to do but to be ignorant.
oh well, this is internet...you can't smack any on on the net for being such an ignorant person.

rcst, i would strongly suggest you buy an apple, cuz you are not smart nuff to use windows 7.

did i miss something here? did they mention pakistan here? why are you being kind of racist?
you should be in those commercials where they go "even a caveman can do it." caveman being you...just to be more specific.


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