Microsoft Corp.'s (NASDAQ: MSFT) Windows 7 operating system was released last week to great reviews -- unlike the company's previous effort, Vista. But what most analysts may not realize is that this is not just another "point and click" effort for Microsoft -- the company wants computer users to get used to touchscreens instead of keyboards and mice. Windows 7 was built with this in mind, although most don't realize it.Touchscreen posts
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Microsoft Corp.'s (NASDAQ: MSFT) Windows 7 operating system was released last week to great reviews -- unlike the company's previous effort, Vista. But what most analysts may not realize is that this is not just another "point and click" effort for Microsoft -- the company wants computer users to get used to touchscreens instead of keyboards and mice. Windows 7 was built with this in mind, although most don't realize it.Continue reading Microsoft's Windows 7 will help popularize the PC touchscreen
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