Microsoft Windows 7 European Edition will provide other browsers

According to foreign http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/31646.html "> Media reports, from the current situation, the future of the market, no browser version of Windows 7. 　　Although the EU has yet to make a final decision on Microsoft's plans, Microsoft has publicly said in Friday that it will not launch an "E" version of Windows 7 for the European market. Microsoft said in its plan that the company would continue to provide Windows 7 in the European market that includes IE, but would also use "ballot screen" to provide users with options for installing other browsers, allowing users to decide whether they are using IE or other browsers.

The European antitrust regulator will approve the latest browser proposals, and Microsoft says it will give up its previous decision to "have no IE 7 in the European version of Windows 7 System". Now, Microsoft's Windows 7 European version will provide other browsers, which is undoubtedly a good opportunity for competitors.

About two months ago, Microsoft first proposed a European version of the Windows 7E system, with some concessions granted by European regulators. Downloads and related links are expected to be available, such as Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome and other browser rivals.

At first Microsoft decided to offer a browser-free version of Windows 7 in the European market, but the EU and Microsoft rivals were dissatisfied with the decision, so Microsoft had to rethink its plans for the European market.

　　Last week, Microsoft announced the launch of the "ballot screen" program, but the plan was eventually implemented and awaits approval from the European Union. "After announcing the ballot screen last week, we received feedback from computer manufacturers and other business partners who expressed satisfaction with the plan," said Dave Heiner, vice president of   Microsoft, in a statement. Here, we are pleased to announce that we will be launching a browser version of Windows 7 in the European market.   It sounds to me that Microsoft has a compelling commitment to the latest plan. A few days ago, members of the European Commission welcomed Microsoft's plan and stressed that the European version of Windows 7 would surely include browsers.   It is understood that Microsoft's latest decision has also solved the problem of Vista users in Europe, if the original plan, the existing European Vista users to upgrade to Windows 7, will have to perform a net installation. Microsoft also said that if European users wanted to buy a full version of the Windows 7 operating system, they would have to pay higher prices.   In addition, Microsoft points out that users who have ordered a discount of Windows 7E through the Windows 7 pre-sale campaign will get a full version of Windows 7.