All Windows 7 editions uncovered

Microsoft has already reported on the various editions of Windows 7 which will be marketed. And apparently they expected that a “single issue” of the new OS will take a pretty big disappointment and hence at the end, they have announced that Windows 7 will be available in 6 different editions. An edition for netbooks Starter, Home Basic for emerging markets, Home Premium and Professional for ordinary users, Enterprise for Business and Ultimate users and small businesses that need everything.

At first glance it seems that nothing has changed compared to Vista. But beware, appearances can be deceiving. Microsoft has stated that the only two editions that will focus on sales will be the Home Premium and Professional (such as with XP). The Starter and Home Basic editions are not sold separately, and Enterprise licenses are only sold by volume.

And although an OS that has all these limitations will never be ideal, it is clear that much more convenient to be in netbooks which comes with low specifications.

Windows 7 Home Premium has Aero Glass, Aero Background, Windows Touch, Home Group creation, Media Center, DVD playback and authoring, premium games
What’s missing: Domain join, Remote Desktop host, advanced backup, EFS, Mobility Center, Offline Folders

Following this, the Professional Edition will have all the features of multimedia and entertainment “in the Home Premium (ie, Windows Media Center, DVD Maker,” premium games “, etc).

Enterprise and Ultimate editions are basically the same, the only difference between the two is that Windows 7 Enterprise licenses are sold by volume, while Win7 Ultimate licenses will be sold at retail. And with the disappearance of “Ultimate Extras” and the incorporation of multimedia and entertainment features in the Professional Home Edition, Windows 7 Ultimate lose almost all attractive to “walk the user.” Therefore, the Ultimate edition is reserved only for “power users or small businesses who wish to possess the focus to the corporate market (in other words, it will be a niche product).

The Home Basic edition of Windows 7 will be similar to the Starter, except it will not come with the absurd limitations just mentioned, can also create HomeGroups (Starter Win7 can only “join” them) and have Windows Touch.