New York Times' glowing preview of Windows 7

It seems like every day another writer gushes about Windows 7. I have already expressed my opinion on Windows 7 in other posts and it just comes down to me agreeing with them but with far less enthusiasm. The New York Times article takes a different approach to most reviews and instead outlines the most irritating things about Vista and how Windows 7 intends to rectify the problem.

David Pogue's list of things that will be fixed are:

1. It’s naggy and intrusive.
   
2. It’s slow.
   
3. It’s a resource hog.
   
4. It’s incompatible.
   
5. It’s confusing.
   
6. The editions are bewildering.
   

While I can't say I am convinced that all of them are fixed. It is nonetheless good to see Microsoft making improvements to those areas. Because, really, as good as XP is, it is time PC users to be able to enjoy features that Apple has provided on Macs for at least 5 years.