Over at the Asia Times Online they are confirming that Windows 7 has been released ‘key partners’.  But what is really interesting about this release is the kernel size which allegedly only uses 40MB of memory. This has been previously reported during 2007 as being the MinWin operating core.

The Asis Times Online also reports:

It will become clearer when Windows 7 will be going into production when Microsoft announces its Windows Logo Program Changes for the software; at present there is little information available on Vista’s replacement. A Microsoft spokesman said: “We’re continuing to work with our customers and partners on the development of Windows 7, the next version of the client operating system. We’re not sharing additional information at this time; instead, we’re focused on helping customers today get the most value from their PCs using Windows Vista, and we’re encouraged by the response and adoption so far.” 

So little, by little we will be getting more pieces of What Windows 7 will be offering.

2009 release date is now looking better and better.

Comments welcome.

Asia Times Online article is here.

[tags]vista, windows 7, microsoft, information, winmin, kernel,  [/tags]