Microsoft's Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer who were both present on stage at the conference also confirmed that Windows 7 will be available by late December 2009.
On Tuesday, Chris Flores, who works on the Windows Client Communications Team, said on the Windows Vista Team Blog that Windows 7 would not be based on a new kernel and will carry on the "long-term architectural investments" (aka legacy) introduced in Vista and improved in Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008.
On Tuesday, Chris Flores, who works on the Windows Client Communications Team, said on the Windows Vista Team Blog that Windows 7 would not be based on a new kernel and will carry on the "long-term architectural investments" (aka legacy) introduced in Vista and improved in Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008.
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