It's been 10 months since the code for the Windows 7 beta
leaked to BitTorrent. That leak was quickly followed by
an official free beta release the first week of January and
a release candidate in April. Hardware manufacturers have had
their hands on the final version since July, and today is
finally your day--the day you can buy a machine running
Windows 7 pre-installed.
In fact, Microsoft today started selling third-party hardware
from their Web site for the first time in tandem with the
launch. Obviously there's a lot that's been refined and
tweaked with the new Windows, but one of the biggest
additions is the incorporation of multitouch display support
in the OS's core. So naturally, pretty much every major
hardware manufacturer had a landslide of new desktops,
laptops and netbooks designed for Win 7. Check out our
multiouch hardware gallery to see our picks for the eight
best-in-breed Win7 machines.
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