HTTP:: Windows 7 RTM Enterprise 100 Screenshot Gallery
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We’re getting closer to the general availability of Windows 7 on October 22nd, 2009, and to the final review of the operating system, for which I’ll use the Ultimate version, so make sure to tune in next week. For the time being, however, I played around with the closest thing to the Ultimate SKU when it came down to Windows 7, namely the Enterprise version. Just as the Professional SKU, Enterprise is not designed for end users. In fact, customers won’t even be able to acquire Windows 7 Enterprise except via Volume Licensing, and they would already need to have a Software Assurance agreement signed with Microsoft. Only the largest of corporate customers will get the Windows 7 Enterprise bits. In this regard it is important to note that Enterprise is not the equivalent of the Professional SKU. If anything, it supersedes Windows 7 Professional, and is on par with the Ultimate version of the operating system. Customers that buy Enterprise essentially get the same featu!
res, capabilities and functionality as those offered by Windows 7 Ultimate, with no exception. The sole difference is related to the activation process, but more on that below. Still, while unavailable for purchase via retail, system builder or OEM channels, Windows 7 Enterprise is the only edition of the latest iteration...
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