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Windows 7 that is.

With the Windows 7 release getting closer now, Microsoft could very well be looking to put Windows 7 in Microsoft Surface by replacing Vista. Windows 7 already has support for multi-touch capabilities, and even the SDK (available on the development page) already supports it for developers. It is also reported to be much faster than Vista, even though it is similar in many ways, making it an easy change.

Another note to mention is that this upgrade could help Surface’s reputation. Windows 7 already has good support from consumers that tried the beta, which would (hopefully) carry over to Surface as well.

Here is Windows 7 Multi-touch:

Popularity: 11% [?]