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Microsoft demos Multi-touch in Windows 7

May 28 2008, 1:00am CDT | by

Microsoft demos Multi-touch in Windows 7
 
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Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer gave a small Windows 7 preview at the Walt Mossberg's D6 conference.

The two Microsoft honchos demonstrated the multi-touch support of Windows 7. The video below shows the multi-touch feature in action on a Dell notebook with N-trig DuoSense technology. I have now seen enough multi-touch from Microsoft just release it and get over it.
For me it would be much more interesting if Windows 7 will gives me responsive computing. I am sick of waiting for apps to boot, load and do stuff. I am sick of Outlook hanging my PC and slowing me down. I want an OS without bloated stuff and just streamlined execution power.
Windows 7 is supposed to come in 2010 now, since yesterday's interview with Steven Sinofsky.


Video: Multi-Touch in Windows 7

Read the full transcript of the Microsoft D6 Windows 7 preview on allthingsD.

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