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"Jai Jawan, Jai Kissan, Jai Bigyan"..

"Jai Jawan, Jai Kissan"... we have grown up with this slogan.. The slogan was coined by our late prime minister Mr. Lal Bahadur Shastri and it is very close to our heart..
"Jai Jawan, Jai Kissan, Jai Bigyan".. this is the new slogan pharased by our former prime minister Mr. A. B Vajpayee... with addition of the phrase "Jai Bigyan", this is the era to give respect to our scientists as well (in addition to our Jawans and our Kissans) ...
Now a days, noone can deny the power of technology.. Because of science and technology, now the world has become flat...

Since we are discussing about technology, let me take this opportunity to write something about Windows 7.. yes, the new operating system from Microsoft..

After a horrible experience with Windows Vista (because of its slowness and heavy memory consumption), now the whole world is waiting for Windows 7's arrival... We may see Windows 7 in market by early 2010.
But why the name Windows 7?? Because Vista was Windows 6.. and Xp was Windows 5 and NT was Windows 4... Please don't ask me the Windows 3, 2 and 1... (I don't remember)..
I'm not sure whether Windows 7 is the official name or they will give one more name to Windows 7. Most likely they will go with Windows 7 only..

With Windows 7, we'll experience the touchscreen capability that will allow users to select folders and control programmes without using a mouse. Like iPhone, we can zoom in or zoom out a photo with our finger tip..(touchscreen). This is the most amazing feature of Windows 7 from an end user perspective.. Also Windows 7 will be faster and need less memory to run. Vista generally needs costlier hardware configurations than the older Windows XP.
If you'll compare Windows Vista and Windows 7 then from look and feel point of view, you'll find hardly any difference...
Realistically, Windows 7 shapes up to be one giant patch for Windows Vista..

Microsoft is also going to launch the web version of MS Office very soon.. This will be really helpful to many users... and also keep an eye on Microsoft's arrival to cell phone world.. Microsoft will be launching its 1st cell phone to market in the near future..
So, we are going to hear a lot of technology stuff in the coming days...

All these news keep me reminding of the very famous slogan... "Jai Jawan, Jai Kissan, Jai Bigyan"... very rightly said...

Thanks,
Srimaya Rath

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Som said…
Well Windows 7 ... hhmmm you are right windows Vista was no dobt a memory hog .. But will Windows 7 be anything lesser !! well speculation and buzz says it will be ... microsoft is a company which not known to roll back products .. so it needs to be seen whether Win 7 does really need lesser sys config. MS has already started to roll out Beta versions of win 7 which is scheduled for a relase in late 2009.For the inquisitive ones you can get a copy here :
http://thepiratebay.org/search/windows%207/0/99/0

you can also get it from MS by registering in its site ..
November 2, 2008 at 9:31 PM
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