What Are the Differences Between Windows Vista/Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008?
January 13th, 2009 Windows 7 - Operating System 3 Comments

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Hamsta95 asked:


Can you also explain in the most detail and differences possible
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3 Responses to “What Are the Differences Between Windows Vista/Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008?”

  • colanth 14January2009

    Windows 7 is in beta test, so no one knows what it will be.

    Windows Server X (any version) is intended for servers. Vista is intended for workstations. (They connect to servers.)

  • prince 17January2009

    well lets see when window 7 will be out fully to no the difference b/t win 7 and vista.

  • Internet Cop 19January2009

    Windows 7 (or whatever its final name will be) is supposedly replacement/upgrade on VISTA.

    In my opinion from using both they are pretty much the same for my uses.

    I imagine others will say different since they have different uses.

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