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A first look at Windows 7 will be given by Microsoft in October. Based on the hugely popular and widely acclaimed Windows Vista, the new operating system promises end users even more software and hardware incompatibilities, longer boot-up and shutdown times, and a new colour—neon pink—for the much-loved ‘blue screen of death’ that has been an integral component of Windows since the very beginning.

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The way things work with technology always brings to mind the idea of a sinking ship, where one hole is plugged only for another section of the vessel to spring a leak.

tags: Apple, bugs, data, Firefox, fixes, glitches, Macs, Microsoft, operating systems, OS X, PCs, updates, Windows

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