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Windows 7

The discovery of the highly anticipated Windows 7 OS Series Phone (long name) has done a great sigh of relief for Microsoft, as it has been generally accepted as a step in the right direction. It only took Microsoft until 2010 to realize that the phone is in the intelligent display surface to be effective as a clone of Windows desktop and clone I mean the incorporation of a boot menu, taskbar, tray system and the small buttons that require a stylus.

Zune’s interface works well on small screens because it is easy to use and does not require a stylus to reach the lower buried in the options menu after menu. My question is: should we add Microsoft Windows 7 to include a tablet Zune interface, similar to the way Microsoft says Windows 7 to include a Media Center for a home theater experience. Can you imagine trying to browse your media using desktop design of Windows 7? Of course, you can do after all, heck, even I do from time to time, but Media Center makes life much easier with quick menu and update the collection of automobiles.

I am by no means the promotion that Microsoft get rid of the interface of Windows 7 to use the pill, mostly because it’s still a very powerful operating system, complete with multi-touch capabilities. For purposes only of multitasking, it is wise to keep the whole operating system on a Tablet PC, but more with the Zune software for Windows 7 that may interact with files and operating system configurations that would be a major selling point for those that want to simplify tablet interface. And after all, is not different from the Zune interface of the Media Center interface, which has existed since 2002?

It is therefore logical step for me to simplify the extension with a tablet interface similar to Media Center, but strengthened with the Zune OS. What do you think would be Windows 7 to add some similar characteristics to Zune for use with a tablet?