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During the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show, a keynote speech provided by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has given the official word of Windows 7 (beta) being released this Friday. Thus ending the terrible days of Windows Vista and the more awkward Mojave commercials that have been eaten alive by Apple.
[Play This stands with Apple’s being designed for those artist type people who enjoy editing video/audio and not having a wide array of video games. While Windows is for the common man who just enjoys Web surfing and games. Linux is it’s own breed and you can make of that as you wish.]
A few editions of Vista has been or has been attempted to be sold to the public with failing efforts due to Apple’s ad campaigns against them and the all around terrible quality. Windows 7 is not new news, but the official word does give Microsoft some promising outlook to it’s future aside from gaming consoles. After a short fall in Microsoft stocks yesterday, after the news of Windows 7 it has been on the rise.
Get Windows 7 Beta here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/default.aspx
EA forgetting about their fans?
EA servers have been on the downfall for the last week and nobody seems to know why, and EA returns evassive responses. In early December EA games had announced roughly 1,000 employees would be cut between now and March, which very well may be why maintenance to the servers have been going down.
When Play This contacts EA their terrible support team misunderstood any type of question and forwarded us to their forums to ask fellow gamers why the situation was failing. Obviously nobody had been aware on the forums as well, but for those playing most EA games in the previous weeks have noticed a massive drag in amount of games you could access and the terrible connection to them.
As of last evening some servers have been added and some of the connection speeds of once again increased, but no official word or news has been posted by EA for this lapse in proper maintenance. So you PS3 and Xbox 360 gamers can rejoice as your games should now be working or will be working again in the next few days.
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