When Windows 7 finally hits the market, much anticipated after the disappointment that was Windows Vista, it will be available in six different versions, although only two of them will generate mass market interest.
According to Windows general manager Mike Ybarra, most interest will be in the Home Premium edition, aimed at consumers, and the Professional edition, geared for businesses.
In part, that’s a response to all the confusion surrounding the multiple editions of Vista.
"The first change in Windows 7 was to make sure that editions of Windows 7 are a superset of one another," said Ybarra.
