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Windows 7 Beta ISO leaked on torrent trackers
The ISO appears to contain the Windows 7 M1 build (7000) highlighted by Paul Thurrott on SuperSite. So far the new build seems to perform slightly better than 6801, and memory usage has been improved. A number of previously hidden features - like the iconized task bar - are also now active.
Before comments start asking why there's no link to the file, it's because this is something that we're not supposed to have yet. If you want to get your hands on it, check your favorite torrent search site. Also keep in mind that this is a leak, and there's always the possibility that the ISO has been tampered with.
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsCLRDec 29th 2008 4:00PM
Is that the best interface Vista Pro (aka Win 7) can provide? I ain't spending my money for this in this economy. :)
MikeDec 29th 2008 4:33PM
Download via Rapidshare OR Megaupload here.....
13 RS links x200mb
OR
5 MU links x aprox 500mb
http://zerosworld.net
granted u will have to register but its pretty fast and free.
HenryNguyenHMDec 29th 2008 8:56PM
Just got it installed, looks good, runs fast.......
8masha8Dec 29th 2008 11:55PM
working crack
http://uploading.com/files/PJESPGHV/Activation_Windows_7Beta_1.zip.html
snoretaDec 30th 2008 12:37AM
Hi,
Thanks for the information.Windows 7 Beta ISO is really good in work point of view.
Snoreta
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AlexDec 30th 2008 3:13PM
Window 7 can't wait tell it finish, I been a window vista user ever since and have never look back. Sorry window xp users it time to move on your OS will soon be history.
hg_runtDec 31st 2008 11:07AM
how about the drivers?????
jusDDec 31st 2008 8:19AM
I want that wallpaper, anyone help ????
PLEASE !
Brent SchmidtJan 2nd 2009 9:30PM
http://bestbeatingheart.com/media/downloads/Wallpaper.zip
Rich MJan 22nd 2009 11:19AM
I would love to get my hands on this.
RichM
IT Department
AnthonyJan 2nd 2009 8:37PM
This will be much better than Vista, it needs less power to run and is much faster. Just because a mistake (Vista) was made, it doesn't mean everything microsoft will do from here on out will suck.
NARENDERJan 6th 2009 9:28AM
Nice
pavaneJan 7th 2009 4:02PM
I had a brief look at the last 64 bit 'pre-beta' variant ...... not overly impressed, but had to admit even this variant was better than Vista. Disappointed - immensely disappointed - though that it did not support 2560x1600 resolution out of the box, or recognise the monitor I am using a Dell 30", even my Mandriva2009 Linux managed both of those tasks, and Mac OS X ... well naturally it supports it.
It lasted about 3 days on my system, then I sadly got a little bored, so removed it. Will I purchase the GA when released?? I don't know, it depends really on the price that MS are intending to release it at. For me it has to be comparable to Mandrive2009 64 bit PWP(that is the full 'bells & whistles' version) @ 69Euro, or Mac OS X @ 89(GBP), or 129Euro. So if they intend to compete - like for like - with those products and sell Win7 Ultimate .... the top flight 64 bit version for say 99Euro..... then yes, I might. But as they sell the Vista Ultimum 64 bit SP1 for 225.10(GBP) ... I can't see that happening. Both Mandriva & Mac OS X give me everything that Win7 Ultimate gives me, and quite a bit more besides(particularly Linux)