February 11, 2010 at 12:16Gamers are transplanted to the "seven"
Steam service specialists, having looked at the statistics , marveled at the speed of increasing popularity of Windows 7 among users. To date, the “seven” on gaming PCs put more than not gained recognition, even among gamers Vista.
We are pleased with the record timelines for popularizing Windows 7. Today's 28.5% (of the entire audience of the Steam service) are from October 2009. While Vista, released three years ago with its 27.9%, is losing ground.
Of course, the old XP is in the lead. Nevertheless, if the “seven” will continue to move at such an accelerated pace, then soon, according to representatives of the service from Valve, the new OS from Microsoft will work on almost every PC. At least on PCs, which are mostly used for games.
via igromania
We are pleased with the record timelines for popularizing Windows 7. Today's 28.5% (of the entire audience of the Steam service) are from October 2009. While Vista, released three years ago with its 27.9%, is losing ground.
Of course, the old XP is in the lead. Nevertheless, if the “seven” will continue to move at such an accelerated pace, then soon, according to representatives of the service from Valve, the new OS from Microsoft will work on almost every PC. At least on PCs, which are mostly used for games.
via igromania