Only in the store. I'll keep my Touch thankyou. WM7 is a better interface, but not for a tablet/pad. I have it installed on my ASUS touchscreen and it is faster than Vista, but that is the only improvement I have noticed as far as useability.

Not Windows 7, Windows Mobile 7: Windows Phone 7 Series: everything you ever wanted to know -- Engadget

That said everyone I've talked to that uses Windows 7 says the usability is excellent and a great improvement over Vista so I'm surprised with the above statement.

As far as Zune vs Touch there are many people that feel your way and there are many that feel the other way but either way the UI isn't "standard" Microsoft. I was just pointing out that Microsoft has been trying new things recently.

OK that may be fair about WM 7 as I have not tried it. As far as Windows 7 , yes the useability is better compared to Vista for almost everything, but not for the touchscreen specific parts, which is what worries me about courier.

Microsoft confirms, kills Courier in one fell swoop -- Engadget

Not surprising as Microsoft never had any real will to make a tablet based PC.

Not surprising as Microsoft never had any real will to make a tablet based PC.

Evidently HP agrees with you.

Hewlett-Packard To Kill Windows 7 Tablet Project

Seems about right.

Damn, it was an interesting concept from MS for once.

Evidently HP agrees with you.

Hewlett-Packard To Kill Windows 7 Tablet Project

I think I'll wait until that news is official and not from a rabid anti-windows guy.

Yeah I'd like to see it confirmed too. And you're probably not gonna like this title (from the always fun tputh.com) :

MICROSOFT CHICKENS OUT OF THE FUTURE

Bill Gates: Microsoft pursuing 'a lot of' tablet projects, pen-based input will be 'mainstream for students' -- Engadget

I think HP decided that it would rather use i's newest OS (via Palm acquisition) than struggle with the mess that is Windows 7 Phone 7 Mobile 7, whatever. So while they killed their Win7 tablet I doubt they killed their tablet.

I think HP decided that it would rather use i's newest OS (via Palm acquisition) than struggle with the mess that is Windows 7 Phone 7 Mobile 7, whatever. So while they killed their Win7 tablet I doubt they killed their tablet.

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