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New Windows 7 Free Trial (Until June 2010)

Due to mixed emotions in regards to Windows Vista and the mass amount of discussions on the internet about bugs and problems with the operating system, people have been forced to stick with Windows XP and it’s mass array of service packs.

I personally haven’t experienced many problems with Windows Vista and have been running it since it’s launch.


For the past year, the massively anticipated Windows 7 has been the talk of the town in the tech world. Beta releases have been offered to developers and a very limited, very lucky few to test out. The comments as of late have been nothing short of fantastic. “This is what Vista should have been” and “Why was Microsoft in such a rush to release Vista” are some of the views expressed by avid consumers.

Here is your chance to test out Windows 7 for yourself.

Download Windows 7 free trial here:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/cc442495.aspx?ITPID=sprblog

Click the link and decide whether you want the 32-bit or 64-bit version and follow the instructions.

Enjoy!

 

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Andy Ruffell

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