Windows 7 (Lang: Indonesia)
Windows 7 diperkirakan akan diluncurkan pada akhir 2009 atau awal 2010. Seperti Apa kelebihan generasi baru dari Windows vista ini ? Sedikit pernyataan dari bill Gates bahwa windows ini difungsikan seperti iPhone-style (iphone-style multi-touch control). Di mana User bisa dengan mudah menggunakan computer hanya dengan menyentuh layer monitor.
Selain kelebihan itu juga ada sesuatu yang berbeda yaitu menu radial yang membantu dalam mengelola menu dengan tombol radial (scroll) pada mouse. Belum Banyak yang bisa di katakan oleh Bill Gates, “kita tidak bisa mengatakan Windows 7 baik atau malah kacau sebelum kita tau isi windows 7 sesungguhnya. Kita tunggu saja akhir tahun 2009 ini.” (Maximum PC)
Membuka dan mencari Photo & Radial Menu
Windows 7 (Lang: English US)
Ballmer and Gates Unveil Windows 7
iPhone-style multi-touch support confirmed for the next version of Windows
At the Wall Street Journal’s D conference, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer offered a first tantalizing look at Windows 7—the next version of Windows. We haven’t seen the full UI yet, just glimpses of future functionality, including iPhone-style multi-touch control and a radial menu.
The multi-touch functionality that Ballmer and Gates demoed on a Dell Latitude XT laptop looked remarkably similar to the Microsoft Surface, the tabletop computer Microsoft is developing for information kiosks and hotel lobbies. In addition to a Surface-esque photo-management app, they demoed an onscreen piano, a multi-touch paint app, and an impressive mapping app, which featured radial menus.
Radial menus are essentially mouse gestures that use visual guides to help the user navigate more complex menus. Until now, we haven’t seen this power-user feature in mainstream apps, aside from a few games and browser plugins. It’s much too early to start judging Windows 7—rumor is, it will be released in late 2009 or early 2010, at the soonest—but we’re happy to see anything new from Microsoft. -WS
Windows 7’s radial menus will take the place of nested drop-down menus.
Windows 7’s photo browser bears a striking resemblance to the Surface demos we saw
last year.
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