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    Microsoft to bin “three app limit” on Windows 7 Starter Edition

    One of the biggest criticisms facing Windows 7 Starter Edition is the “three app limit”. By only allowing three applications to be open at any one time, many have referred to this base edition of Windows 7 as the ‘crippled’ version.

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    What remains to be seen is how they'll differentiate it now from home basic.

    And no I don't think anyone cares about the wallpaper...
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    Windows 7 Starter now starting at 0.99 ^^ (in my mind) that os sucks but its good for netbooks.
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    Well at least that goes away. Unlimited apps ftw!

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    Microsoft was better off without it but still it sucks as a starter os.
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    Big step forward for Microsoft. In my opinion, it was a huge mistake to damage the rep of Windows 7 by applying a limit like that because people will view Starter as a part of the whole Windows 7 experience, Starter or not.

    Would be interesting to see how they will tempt users to upgrade to Home Premium now since there's a lot more "leverage." Any guesses on tricks they'll try to pull?
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    Quote Originally Posted by craz View Post
    Big step forward for Microsoft. In my opinion, it was a huge mistake to damage the rep of Windows 7 by applying a limit like that because people will view Starter as a part of the whole Windows 7 experience, Starter or not.

    Would be interesting to see how they will tempt users to upgrade to Home Premium now since there's a lot more "leverage." Any guesses on tricks they'll try to pull?
    i`d be sold at the sexy aero thingy
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    Thats not in the starter ed
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