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Hasta la Vista, baby: Ars reviews Windows 7 
Ars Technica | by drpizza@quiscalusmexicanus.org (Peter Bright) | Mon, Oct 26
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Prologue: A troubled past A bit less than three years ago, Windows Vista was officially launched after a long delay. The operating system brought a raft of long-overdue new features to the Windows platform to make it truly fit for hardware of the 21st century. In came a new graphics stack and...
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