Windows Vienna
 
At a glance
Publisher
Microsoft
Web
Status
Unavailable
Introduced
Planned for Late 2009 or 2010
Latest
not available
Design
.net based
Type
Workstation/Server
 
Summary News Requirements Compatibility Interface Installation Variants
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Summary This will be the successor to Windows Vista. This was previously known under the code name "Blackcomb" but was changed in early 2006 to "Windows Vienna". Initially Blackcomb was announced back in 2001 as a follow on to Vista. Windows Vienna may include features that were dropped from Vista such as the new file system. Additional new features may include a dramatically new UI and other new features from the Microsoft Development labs, such as GroupBar and LayoutBar.

Security will also be enhanced with applications and external access being placed in a secure sandbox that prevents any effects (i.e. damage or viruses) to other applications and the OS itself.

A few references exist on the Microsoft web site under Blackcomb, but nothing of any substance yet for Vienna. Microsoft also calls this new OS "Windows 7".
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Product Windows Vienna
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Compatibility 32-bit? and 64-bit applications
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Variants Workstation and Server (both may be for 64-bit systems only)
Versions

2009 - 7.0 (Estimated)
Windows release timeline

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Books Books on Windows
Publisher

Microsoft Corporation
One Microsoft Way
Redmond, WA 98052 USA

Phone 1-206-635-7000 (support)
Web: www.microsoft.com

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Alternatives Windows Vista
Secrets Blackcomb is named after the Canadian ski resort and mountain of the same name. Click here for Microsoft codenames.
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